anchovy

noun
UK /ˈæn.tʃə.vi/
US /ˈæn.tʃoʊ.vi/

A very small fish that people often eat salty or in a can.

Dad put a tiny anchovy on top of the pizza.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A salty fish used to make a strong sauce or flavoring.

The chef added anchovy paste to the salad dressing.

3. A kind of small fish that swims in big groups in the sea.

Huge schools of anchovy swim near the coast.

4. A topping you might find on a Caesar salad or pizza.

She picked the anchovy off her slice of pizza.