tunny
IPA: tˈʌni
noun
- (dated) Tuna.
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Examples of "tunny" in Sentences
- Tunny shows up to join the party.
- The next day, Tunny sighted a large transport.
- He later became a record setting Tunny fisherman.
- One of the fastest of fishis the blue finned tunny.
- The sea was rich with oysters, tunny fish and mackerel.
- The Little Tunny is the most common tuna in the Atlantic.
- Pitas with spiced ground meat and filled tunny are recommended.
- The tunny award for commitment and loyalty went to Sonia Bruce.
- Pittas with spiced ground meat and filled tunny are recommended.
- The most esteemed part of the tunny is the underneath, or "panse."
- Fishing is one of the main activities, including that of tunny and coral.
- They are of opinion that the tunny is a fish a year older than the pelamyd.
- Isle are employed in the fisheries; of these the sardine and the tunny are the chief.
- The British until recently called the bluefin "tunny" (from the Latin, Thunnus thynnus).
- I've no idea what "tunny" is and I'm slightly worried that it's some slang that I'm not familiar with. :-o
- Every year, huge schools of little tunny, an abundant member of the tuna family, arrive to spawn in the warm Yucatan waters.
- The countless tiny, clear eggs produced by the little tunny drift on the currents and are sometimes concentrated in a relatively small patch of ocean.
- The king called a tunny and commanded him to take the fisherman on his back and deposit him on a rock near the shore, where the other fishers could see and rescue him.
- A FISH called a tunny, being pursued by a dolphin, and driven with great violence, not minding which way he went, was thrown by the force of the waves upon a rock, and left there.
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