Definition of fugu in English:

fugu

nounˈfuːɡuːˈfo͞oɡo͞o

mass noun

A pufferfish that is eaten as a Japanese delicacy, after some highly poisonous parts have been removed.
（剧毒部分被除去后可食用的）河豚鱼（日本美食）
paper-thin slices of fugu
as modifier all fugu chefs must pass a government test
Example sentencesExamples
- Even so, instances occur of Japanese dying from fugu poisoning, usually because someone without the necessary skill has attempted to prepare the fish.
- Risks aside, fugu remains a highly sought after delicacy due to its subtle flavor and air of danger.
- Chefs must be specially trained and licensed to prepare fugu.
- In fugu, only the rtn3-a1 transcript was found.
- Oddly, my nightmares weren't about fugu, they were about Todai, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant.
- Finally the fugu is set down in front of us to hushed anticipation.
- Approximately 20 minutes after eating the fugu, he had onset of dizziness and mild chest tightness.
- Japanese prize puffer sashimi - fugu - though some diners die even after well-trained chefs trim the poisonous tissue.
- The apotheosis of the sushi chef's art is the preparation of the highly poisonous fugu fish.
- The fugu enjoys the rare though not necessarily enviable distinction of having the most lethal skin, intestines, livers and gonads in the world.
- I know I've done similar things in the past (well, nothing on par with eating fugu, but you know what I mean), so I'll shut up about it.
- Shimonoseki-city in Yamaguchi, is known as fugu city and supplies a large amount of fugu.
- The fugu is a famous fish, at least as a Japanese sushi dish containing a potentially lethal neurotoxin that was featured on an episode of The Simpsons.
- Chefs have to be specially certified in handling fugu, there are only a couple in Japan, and even one death gets that licence yanked.
- Most intriguingly, among the described symptoms of fugu poisoning is progressive limb paralysis while maintaining consciousness.
- Analysis of fugu genomic sequences revealed the presence of five NgR-related genes.
- A sushi bar run by a true artist who makes his own plates and flies to Tokyo once a week in fugu season to bring back his fish.
- The toxin contained in the organs of fugu, or puffer fish, is said to be 1300 times deadlier than cyanide.
- Comparisons of the genetic map of fugu with that of other teleosts revealed that, as expected, the synteny between the two pufferfishes, fugu and Tetraodon, is highly conserved.
- And not just any fish, mind you, but tasty ones, like flying fish, yellowtail and blowfish - the forbidden fugu - plus spiny, slimy things like ebi, abalone and crawfish.

Origin

From Japanese.

Rhymes

Ouagadougou

Definition of fugu in US English:

fugu

nounˈfo͞oɡo͞o

A puffer fish that is eaten as a Japanese delicacy, after some highly poisonous parts have been removed.
（剧毒部分被除去后可食用的）河豚鱼（日本美食）
paper-thin slices of fugu
as modifier all fugu chefs must pass a government test
Example sentencesExamples
- Approximately 20 minutes after eating the fugu, he had onset of dizziness and mild chest tightness.
- Even so, instances occur of Japanese dying from fugu poisoning, usually because someone without the necessary skill has attempted to prepare the fish.
- Risks aside, fugu remains a highly sought after delicacy due to its subtle flavor and air of danger.
- In fugu, only the rtn3-a1 transcript was found.
- Finally the fugu is set down in front of us to hushed anticipation.
- Shimonoseki-city in Yamaguchi, is known as fugu city and supplies a large amount of fugu.
- Chefs must be specially trained and licensed to prepare fugu.
- The fugu enjoys the rare though not necessarily enviable distinction of having the most lethal skin, intestines, livers and gonads in the world.
- The apotheosis of the sushi chef's art is the preparation of the highly poisonous fugu fish.
- And not just any fish, mind you, but tasty ones, like flying fish, yellowtail and blowfish - the forbidden fugu - plus spiny, slimy things like ebi, abalone and crawfish.
- A sushi bar run by a true artist who makes his own plates and flies to Tokyo once a week in fugu season to bring back his fish.
- Analysis of fugu genomic sequences revealed the presence of five NgR-related genes.
- The fugu is a famous fish, at least as a Japanese sushi dish containing a potentially lethal neurotoxin that was featured on an episode of The Simpsons.
- Comparisons of the genetic map of fugu with that of other teleosts revealed that, as expected, the synteny between the two pufferfishes, fugu and Tetraodon, is highly conserved.
- Japanese prize puffer sashimi - fugu - though some diners die even after well-trained chefs trim the poisonous tissue.
- Chefs have to be specially certified in handling fugu, there are only a couple in Japan, and even one death gets that licence yanked.
- The toxin contained in the organs of fugu, or puffer fish, is said to be 1300 times deadlier than cyanide.
- Oddly, my nightmares weren't about fugu, they were about Todai, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant.
- Most intriguingly, among the described symptoms of fugu poisoning is progressive limb paralysis while maintaining consciousness.
- I know I've done similar things in the past (well, nothing on par with eating fugu, but you know what I mean), so I'll shut up about it.

Origin

From Japanese.

词汇	fugu
释义	Definition of fugu in English: fugu nounˈfuːɡuːˈfo͞oɡo͞o mass noun A pufferfish that is eaten as a Japanese delicacy, after some highly poisonous parts have been removed. （剧毒部分被除去后可食用的）河豚鱼（日本美食） paper-thin slices of fugu as modifier all fugu chefs must pass a government test Example sentencesExamples Even so, instances occur of Japanese dying from fugu poisoning, usually because someone without the necessary skill has attempted to prepare the fish. Risks aside, fugu remains a highly sought after delicacy due to its subtle flavor and air of danger. Chefs must be specially trained and licensed to prepare fugu. In fugu, only the rtn3-a1 transcript was found. Oddly, my nightmares weren't about fugu, they were about Todai, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. Finally the fugu is set down in front of us to hushed anticipation. Approximately 20 minutes after eating the fugu, he had onset of dizziness and mild chest tightness. Japanese prize puffer sashimi - fugu - though some diners die even after well-trained chefs trim the poisonous tissue. The apotheosis of the sushi chef's art is the preparation of the highly poisonous fugu fish. The fugu enjoys the rare though not necessarily enviable distinction of having the most lethal skin, intestines, livers and gonads in the world. I know I've done similar things in the past (well, nothing on par with eating fugu, but you know what I mean), so I'll shut up about it. Shimonoseki-city in Yamaguchi, is known as fugu city and supplies a large amount of fugu. The fugu is a famous fish, at least as a Japanese sushi dish containing a potentially lethal neurotoxin that was featured on an episode of The Simpsons. Chefs have to be specially certified in handling fugu, there are only a couple in Japan, and even one death gets that licence yanked. Most intriguingly, among the described symptoms of fugu poisoning is progressive limb paralysis while maintaining consciousness. Analysis of fugu genomic sequences revealed the presence of five NgR-related genes. A sushi bar run by a true artist who makes his own plates and flies to Tokyo once a week in fugu season to bring back his fish. The toxin contained in the organs of fugu, or puffer fish, is said to be 1300 times deadlier than cyanide. Comparisons of the genetic map of fugu with that of other teleosts revealed that, as expected, the synteny between the two pufferfishes, fugu and Tetraodon, is highly conserved. And not just any fish, mind you, but tasty ones, like flying fish, yellowtail and blowfish - the forbidden fugu - plus spiny, slimy things like ebi, abalone and crawfish. Origin From Japanese. Rhymes Ouagadougou Definition of fugu in US English: fugu nounˈfo͞oɡo͞o A puffer fish that is eaten as a Japanese delicacy, after some highly poisonous parts have been removed. （剧毒部分被除去后可食用的）河豚鱼（日本美食） paper-thin slices of fugu as modifier all fugu chefs must pass a government test Example sentencesExamples Approximately 20 minutes after eating the fugu, he had onset of dizziness and mild chest tightness. Even so, instances occur of Japanese dying from fugu poisoning, usually because someone without the necessary skill has attempted to prepare the fish. Risks aside, fugu remains a highly sought after delicacy due to its subtle flavor and air of danger. In fugu, only the rtn3-a1 transcript was found. Finally the fugu is set down in front of us to hushed anticipation. Shimonoseki-city in Yamaguchi, is known as fugu city and supplies a large amount of fugu. Chefs must be specially trained and licensed to prepare fugu. The fugu enjoys the rare though not necessarily enviable distinction of having the most lethal skin, intestines, livers and gonads in the world. The apotheosis of the sushi chef's art is the preparation of the highly poisonous fugu fish. And not just any fish, mind you, but tasty ones, like flying fish, yellowtail and blowfish - the forbidden fugu - plus spiny, slimy things like ebi, abalone and crawfish. A sushi bar run by a true artist who makes his own plates and flies to Tokyo once a week in fugu season to bring back his fish. Analysis of fugu genomic sequences revealed the presence of five NgR-related genes. The fugu is a famous fish, at least as a Japanese sushi dish containing a potentially lethal neurotoxin that was featured on an episode of The Simpsons. Comparisons of the genetic map of fugu with that of other teleosts revealed that, as expected, the synteny between the two pufferfishes, fugu and Tetraodon, is highly conserved. Japanese prize puffer sashimi - fugu - though some diners die even after well-trained chefs trim the poisonous tissue. Chefs have to be specially certified in handling fugu, there are only a couple in Japan, and even one death gets that licence yanked. The toxin contained in the organs of fugu, or puffer fish, is said to be 1300 times deadlier than cyanide. Oddly, my nightmares weren't about fugu, they were about Todai, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. Most intriguingly, among the described symptoms of fugu poisoning is progressive limb paralysis while maintaining consciousness. I know I've done similar things in the past (well, nothing on par with eating fugu, but you know what I mean), so I'll shut up about it. Origin From Japanese.
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