marlinspike fish
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Marlinspike — For other uses, see Marlinspike (disambiguation). A typical marlinspike with a lanyard … Wikipedia
marlin — large marine game fish, 1917, shortening of marlinspike fish (1907), from marlinspike, name of a pointed iron tool used by sailors (see MARLINSPIKE (Cf. marlinspike)). The fish was so called from the shape of its elongated upper jaw … Etymology dictionary
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Marlin — For other uses, see Marlin (disambiguation). Marlin Atlantic blue marlin Scientific classification Kingdom … Wikipedia
Марлин (рыба) — У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. Марлин. ? Марлин Полосатый марлин … Википедия
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marlin — ► NOUN ▪ a large, edible, fast swimming fish of warm seas, with a pointed snout. ORIGIN from MARLINSPIKE(Cf. ↑marlinspike) (with reference to its pointed snout) … English terms dictionary
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