Fishing frog

( Zool.) See LOPHIIDE. Fish'-joint, n. ( Railroad - Engineering.) That joint of wood or iron which connects and holds the ends or extremities of two rails. (Called in England, chair.) Fish'-kettle, n. An oblong kettle used for boiling fish whole, Fish'kill, in New York , a post-village and township of Dutche co., 62 m. N. of New York and 4 m. from Fishkill-on-Hudson. Fish'kill Creek, in New York, enters the Hudson from Dutche co. Fish'kill-on-Hudson, in New York , a post-village of Dutche co., on the Hudson river, 58 m. N. of New York city. Pop . (1897) about 4,000. Fish'kill Mountains, in New York, a name sometimes applied to the Highlands of the Hudson. Fish'kill Plains, in New York, a post-village of Dutche co. Fish Lake, in New York , in the N. part of Fulton co. It is abt. 4 m. in length, and averages 1 m. in width. Fish'-like, a . After the nature of a fish; partaking of or exhibiting the properties of a fish; as, "A very ancient and fish - like smell."- Shaks .