Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sourdine

noun
/ˈsaʊərˌdiːn/
Definition
A type of fish that is characterized by its elongated body and silvery color, commonly found in coastal waters.
Examples
  • She prepared a delicious meal using sourdine, sautéing it with garlic and herbs.
  • During the fishing trip, they caught several sourdine, which they planned to use for dinner.
Meaning
The term ‘sourdine’ often refers to a small fish known for its delicate flavor, often used in cooking or as bait in fishing.
Synonyms
  • sardine
  • pilchard
  • herring