Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A local English name of the coalfish.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Zoöl.) An English fish, allied to the cod; the coalfish.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun An
English fish , allied to thecod ; thecoalfish .
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Examples
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I encourage all voters who can read to please get a gaint billard which show's Hillary's signature on the agreement she signed last fall and stand next to these idiots.
Clinton supporters to swarm DC over Florida and Michigan 2008
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Campaign in order to prepare regular costumers from a billard club for the annual 9 ball competition.
Archive 2007-04-01 Red 2007
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Campaign in order to prepare regular costumers from a billard club for the annual 9 ball competition.
9ª Bola / 9 Ball Red 2007
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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Mexico and Portugal were playing their World Cup match and, except for the occasional roar coming into the street from various bars, restaurants and billard parlors we passed in our walk, the town was oddly silent.
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