triggerfish
IPA: trˈɪgɝfɪʃ
noun
- Any of several brightly coloured fish, of the family Balistidae, that inhabit tropical reefs and have an erectile spine on the dorsal fin.
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Examples of "triggerfish" in Sentences
- Triggerfish have an oval, highly compressed body.
- Orange lined triggerfish are particularly aggressive.
- The flesh of the titan triggerfish is sometimes ciguatoxic.
- It has a reputation as one of the most peaceful of the triggerfish.
- "triggerfish" technology, the government can side-step that process.
- His family moves into a house on Triggerfish Lane in a cozy subdivision.
- Filefish are closely related to the triggerfish, pufferfish and trunkfish.
- Some triggerfish species can be quite aggressive when guarding their eggs.
- "triggerfish" technology can be used to pinpoint cell phones without involving cell phone providers at all.
- In the one below, host Bear Grylls, who is stuck on a Pacific Island, eats the eyeballs out of a triggerfish.
- The documents do indicate that at least currently, the FBI's standard procedure is to seek a court order before using "triggerfish" to track cell phones.
- Striped bass works well here because it is dense, flaky and widely available—though, for his restaurants, Mr. Schwartz says he would use a catch from local waters, such as triggerfish.
- "triggerfish" technology - a cell site simulator that forces cell phones in the area to register its phone number, serial number and location - allowing it to track cell phones on its own.
- But documents obtained by civil liberties groups under a Freedom of Information Act request suggest that 'triggerfish' technology can be used to pinpoint cell phones without involving cell phone providers at all.
- But documents obtained by civil liberties groups under a Freedom of Information Act request suggest that "triggerfish" technology can be used to pinpoint cell phones without involving cell phone providers at all.
- However it does raise a schwit1 sends along an Ars Technica report covering the release of documents obtained under the FOIA suggesting that the Justice Department may have been evading privacy laws in their use of "triggerfish" technology.
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