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microstomus kitt

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun microstomus kitt has 1 sense
  1. lemon sole, Microstomus kitt - European flatfish highly valued as food
    --1 is a kind of righteye flounder, righteyed flounder
    --1 is a member of Microstomus, genus Microstomus
    --1 has parts: lemon sole, English sole

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microstomus kitt

Description

Microstomus kitt is a species of flatfish found in the North Atlantic Ocean. It is commonly known as the lemon sole and belongs to the family Pleuronectidae. Lemon soles are small edible flatfish with a pale brown color on one side and a white underbelly. They are highly valued in culinary preparations due to their delicate texture and mild flavor.

Sample Sentences

Noun (1):

  1. The microstomus kitt, also known as lemon sole, is a delicious seafood option.
  2. I ordered a microstomus kitt fillet at the restaurant; it was cooked to perfection.

Adjective (1):

  1. The chef prepared a mouthwatering microstomus kitt dish with a tangy lemon sauce.
  2. This microstomus kitt recipe is a great way to showcase the delicate flavors of the fish.

Adjective (2):

  1. The microstomus kitt population in the local fishing grounds has shown signs of decline.
  2. Local fishermen are concerned about the sustainable harvesting of microstomus kitt.

Verb (1):

  1. I need to microstomus kitt this document by summarizing its main points.
  2. She carefully microstomus kitted the long scientific article into a concise abstract.

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