oarfish|oar-fish|oarfishes in English

noun

['əʊfɪʃ]

long thin silvery fish with a bright red back fin (from the family Regalecidae)

Use "oarfish|oar-fish|oarfishes" in a sentence

1. As to length, the longest extant bony fish on earth is the oarfish (Regalecus glesne).

2. Everybody grab an oar.

3. The oar broke with a snap.

4. We each took an oar.

5. The oar struck against something hard.

6. That little curvy bit the oar sits in?

7. Centenaque Arbore fluctum verberat adsurgens ― an oar

8. He pulled an oar in the winning shell.

9. Waving your big fluorescent oar around, attracting a bunch of attention.

10. We were getting along fine until you stuck your oar in.

11. PETER strained against the oar and peered into the night.

12. The occasional dip of an oar rippled the lake's glassy surface.

13. We took one oar each and rowed quickly to the shore.

14. Somebody would have to pull the working oar on that boat.

15. Samphire was upon it instantly and beat it to death with the oar.

16. We were sorting it out quite nicely until you stuck your oar in.

17. She was talking to me just now, before you put your oar in.

18. Except for oar-driven warships, vessels depended primarily on the wind for movement.

19. So there's another guy trying to steer with a big, heavy sweep oar.

20. The name “Copepod” means oar-footed, and that is exactly how I move around

21. I know how to mend a fuse and I don't need you shoving your oar in!

22. We embark, the ferryman hands us an oar, and the craft moves out from the dock.

23. A valance of stones appeared in mid-air and fell, knocking oar blades and oarsmen.

24. Neither a club nor a knife: something more like a rowing oar, perhaps, considering our location.

25. Aarhus, (pronounced: Oar-Hoos, previously Århus) is the main city on the Jutland peninsula in Denmark