Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
crossfish
Noun
/ˈkrɔs.fɪʃ/
Definition
A type of fish known for its distinctively patterned body and its presence in certain freshwater habitats.
Examples
- The crossfish is often seen resting on the sandy bottom of rivers.
- Fishermen often catch crossfish during the early morning hours.
- Biologists study the crossfish’s unique adaptations to its environment.
Meaning
Crossfish are characterized by their crisscross patterns which help them blend into the riverbeds and avoid predators. They are typically found in both freshwater and brackish waters.
Synonyms
- Patterned fish
- Crossbared fish
- River dweller
