warm-seafish

noun
UK /wɔːm ˈsiːfɪʃ/
US /wɔːrm ˈsiːfɪʃ/

A warm-seafish is a fish that lives in warm parts of the ocean.

The colorful warm-seafish swam near the coral reef.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fish that prefers heated water in an aquarium.

The pet store keeps warm-seafish in tanks with heaters.

3. A dish of fish served hot with a sea-salt seasoning.

The chef prepared a warm-seafish platter for dinner.

4. A playful name for a fish-shaped hand warmer.

She tucked the warm-seafish into her pocket on the cold walk.