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tunny
[ tuhn-ee ]
noun
tunny
/ ˈtʌnɪ /
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of tunny1
Example Sentences
When and why did we stop saying “tunny”?
By the end of the decade, the tunny was rarely found in British waters - but is big-game fishing on the verge of making a comeback?
No one had seen false albacore yet, the little tunny, but we knew they were coming, and striped bass too, alongside schools of chopper bluefish, yellow eyes gleaming.
Merchant ships plied to and fro on the blue oceans, and fishermen hauled in brimming nets of cod and tunny, bass and mullet; the forests ran with game, and no children went hungry.
There were fine dried fruits from the Levant, tunny and other fish from the Mediterranean; and the wines, though inferior to those of France, were from foreign vineyards.
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