fish·ery

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• ery — ery·on; ery·op·id; ery·ops; ev·ery·body; ev·ery·day·ness; ev·ery·one; ev·ery·wheres; ew·ery; fa·ery; fak·ery; farm·ery; far·ri·ery; feath·ery; fern·ery; fes·toon·ery; fik·ery; fish·ery; flick·ery; flow·ery; fool·ery; frill·ery; fruit·ery;… …   English syllables

• fish — bony·fish; chen·fish; cray·fish; fish; fish·abil·i·ty; fish·able; fish·ber·ry; fish·er; fish·er·man; fish·ery; fish·gig; fish·hook; fish·ify; fish·i·ly; fish·man; fish·plate; gore·fish; gui·tar·fish; kil·li·fish; king·fish·er; klip·fish;… …   English syllables

• cook·ery — /ˈkʊkəri/ noun [noncount] : the art or activity of cooking food Mexican cookery [=cooking, cuisine] the basics of fish cookery …   Useful english dictionary

• hatch·ery — /ˈhæʧəri/ noun, pl eries [count] : a place where people raise young chicken, fish, etc., from eggs a salmon hatchery …   Useful english dictionary

• fishery — fish·ery …   English syllables

• fishery — /fish euh ree/, n., pl. fisheries. 1. a place where fish are bred; fish hatchery. 2. a place where fish or shellfish are caught. 3. the occupation or industry of catching, processing, or selling fish or shellfish. 4. Law. the right to fish in… …   Universalium

• fishery — business of fishing, 1670s; “place where fish are caught,” 1690s; see FISH (Cf. fish) + ERY (Cf. ery). Related: Fisheries …   Etymology dictionary

• shell — bomb·shell; shell·ap·ple; shell; shell·drake; shell·duck; shell·er; shell·fish·ery; shell·man; un·shell; sub·shell; tor·toise·shell; …   English syllables

• shellfishery — shell·fish·ery …   English syllables

• net-fishery — netˈ fishˈery noun 1. A place for net fishing 2. The business of net fishing • • • Main Entry: ↑net …   Useful english dictionary