Halibut

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 47
hal′i-but, n. the largest kind of flat-fishes, in form more elongated than the flounder or the turbot.—Also Hol′ibut . [M. E. hali , holy, and butte , a flounder, plaice, the fish being much eaten on fast or holy days; cf. Dut. heilbot , Ger. heilbutt .]
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