Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

bonitoes

Noun

/bəˈniːtoʊs/

Definition

Bonitoes refer to a group of fish that belong to the family Scombridae, specifically the genus Sarda. They are closely related to tunas and are known for their streamlined bodies and speed.

Examples

The bonitoes swim in schools, making them easier to catch.
Bonitoes are often grilled or used in sushi due to their rich flavor.
A fisherman announced his great catch of bonitoes during the tournament.

Meaning

In fishing and culinary contexts, bonitoes, often just referred to as ‘bonito’, can denote various species of fish that are appreciated for their taste and are commonly caught in both commercial and sport fishing.