seatrout
nounUK /ˈsiː traʊt/
US /ˈsiː traʊt/
A seatrout is a fish that lives in the sea and swims up rivers to lay its eggs.
We saw a seatrout swimming in the clear river near the sea.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A spotted fish of the salmon family found along coasts and in rivers.
The angler caught a seatrout just before sunset.
3. Any of several marine or estuarine fishes resembling trout.
Local fishers often talk about the seatrout that appear in autumn.
4. A food fish prized for its delicate flavor.
The restaurant served grilled seatrout with lemon.