Definition of picarel in English:

picarel

noun ˈpɪkərɛl

Any of several small marine fishes of the family Centracanthidae (or Maenidae, Emmelichthyidae), found chiefly in the eastern Atlantic; especially either of two fishes of the genus Spicara (also called Maena), S. smaris and (more fully "blotched picarel") S. maena, which also occur in the Mediterranean and have variable coloration with a black patch on the side.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. From French picarel from Occitan †picarel from picar to prick, pierce + -el, the fish being so called either because it is skewered to dry, or perhaps on account of its piquant taste.

Definition of picarel in US English:

picarel

nounˈpɪkərɛl

Any of several small marine fishes of the family Centracanthidae (or Maenidae, Emmelichthyidae), found chiefly in the eastern Atlantic; especially either of two fishes of the genus Spicara (also called Maena), S. smaris and (more fully "blotched picarel") S. maena, which also occur in the Mediterranean and have variable coloration with a black patch on the side.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. From French picarel from Occitan † picarel from picar to prick, pierce + -el, the fish being so called either because it is skewered to dry, or perhaps on account of its piquant taste.

词汇	picarel
释义	Definition of picarel in English: picarel noun ˈpɪkərɛl Any of several small marine fishes of the family Centracanthidae (or Maenidae, Emmelichthyidae), found chiefly in the eastern Atlantic; especially either of two fishes of the genus Spicara (also called Maena), S. smaris and (more fully "blotched picarel") S. maena, which also occur in the Mediterranean and have variable coloration with a black patch on the side. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. From French picarel from Occitan †picarel from picar to prick, pierce + -el, the fish being so called either because it is skewered to dry, or perhaps on account of its piquant taste. Definition of picarel in US English: picarel nounˈpɪkərɛl Any of several small marine fishes of the family Centracanthidae (or Maenidae, Emmelichthyidae), found chiefly in the eastern Atlantic; especially either of two fishes of the genus Spicara (also called Maena), S. smaris and (more fully "blotched picarel") S. maena, which also occur in the Mediterranean and have variable coloration with a black patch on the side. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Holme (1627–1700), herald painter. From French picarel from Occitan † picarel from picar to prick, pierce + -el, the fish being so called either because it is skewered to dry, or perhaps on account of its piquant taste.
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