fish sound
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 60
The swimming-bladder or air-sac of a fish. That of a cod is eaten; isingla is prepared from those of some other fish. fish-story, s. An unreasonable, improbable story. ( Slang.) fish-strainer, s. 1. A colander with handles, used for raising fish from the fish-kettle. 2. A perforated earthenware slab placed at the bottom of a dish to drain the water from cooked fish. fish-tackle, s. Naut .: A purchase to raise the flukes of an anchor to the gunwale for stowage after being catted. fish-fall. A large hook, called a fish-hook, is at tached to the end. fish-tail, s. & a. A. As subst .: The tail of a fish. B. As adj .: Resembling in shape the tail of a fish. Fish - tail burner : A gas-burner whose burning jet a umes a two-lobed form, like the tail of a fish. Fish - tail propeller : A single-winged propeller hinged to the stern-post, and oscillating like the tail of a fish,
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