bonitary (bonitari)

Same as bonitarian, bonito (bộ-nē tō), n. [Formerly also bone to, bonita, boneta, bonuto, etc.; = F. bonite, formerly bonito = G. bon it, bonitfisch, Bonito ( Sarda med i terrane a). (From Report of U. S. Fish Commi ion.) by the oblique stripes on the bluish back and then silvery belly. the American fishermen and kets, and the belted bonito of books. (c) A scombrid, Sarda chi lens is, closely related to the S. med i terrane a, but occurring in the Pacific ocean. It is everywhere known as bonito along the Californian coast, but also miscalled Spanish mackerel, skipjack, and tuna. (d) A scombrid, Auxis thazard, with a blue back and silvery belly. The the body is more slender than in Sarda chi lens is. It is second dorsal fin is widely separated from the first, and the plain bonito of the English, but called along the New England coast frigate mackerel. (e) A carangid, Seriola fasci at a; the madregal. [Bermuda.) (f) A fish of the family Elacatide, Elacate canada, so called about Chesapeake Bay; the cobia. [U.S. (Chesapeake Bay).] See cut under cobia. bonityt, n. [L. bonitas, goodne : see bounty, an older form from the same source.] Good and his general knowledge.