Definition of rascasse in English:

rascasse

noun rasˈkasrasˈkas

A small scorpionfish with brick-red skin and spiny fins, found chiefly in the Mediterranean and used as an ingredient of bouillabaisse.
鲉
Scorpaena scrofa, family Scorpaenidae
Example sentencesExamples
- You're simply not going to be finding any congre, loup de mer, rascasse, or rouget near you.
- But the one thing I hope we're all agreed on is that it must contain that indigenous Mediterranean fish, the rascasse.
- A. J. Liebling once proposed in the New Yorker that efforts be made to compare N. American fish of this family with the rascasses of the Mediterranean.
- Traditionally, the ugliest fish - the devilish-looking rascasse - are reserved for the rich, rust-coloured fish stew called bouillabaisse.
- Rascasse is the equivalent of scorpionfish, a white and moist fish, with a tightly textured flesh.

Origin

1920s: from French.

Definition of rascasse in US English:

rascasse

nounrasˈkas

A small scorpionfish with brick-red skin and spiny fins, found chiefly in the Mediterranean and used as an ingredient of bouillabaisse.
鲉
Scorpaena scrofa, family Scorpaenidae
Example sentencesExamples
- A. J. Liebling once proposed in the New Yorker that efforts be made to compare N. American fish of this family with the rascasses of the Mediterranean.
- But the one thing I hope we're all agreed on is that it must contain that indigenous Mediterranean fish, the rascasse.
- You're simply not going to be finding any congre, loup de mer, rascasse, or rouget near you.
- Rascasse is the equivalent of scorpionfish, a white and moist fish, with a tightly textured flesh.
- Traditionally, the ugliest fish - the devilish-looking rascasse - are reserved for the rich, rust-coloured fish stew called bouillabaisse.

Origin

1920s: from French.

单词	rascasse
释义	Definition of rascasse in English: rascasse noun rasˈkasrasˈkas A small scorpionfish with brick-red skin and spiny fins, found chiefly in the Mediterranean and used as an ingredient of bouillabaisse. 鲉 Scorpaena scrofa, family Scorpaenidae Example sentencesExamples You're simply not going to be finding any congre, loup de mer, rascasse, or rouget near you. But the one thing I hope we're all agreed on is that it must contain that indigenous Mediterranean fish, the rascasse. A. J. Liebling once proposed in the New Yorker that efforts be made to compare N. American fish of this family with the rascasses of the Mediterranean. Traditionally, the ugliest fish - the devilish-looking rascasse - are reserved for the rich, rust-coloured fish stew called bouillabaisse. Rascasse is the equivalent of scorpionfish, a white and moist fish, with a tightly textured flesh. Origin 1920s: from French. Definition of rascasse in US English: rascasse nounrasˈkas A small scorpionfish with brick-red skin and spiny fins, found chiefly in the Mediterranean and used as an ingredient of bouillabaisse. 鲉 Scorpaena scrofa, family Scorpaenidae Example sentencesExamples A. J. Liebling once proposed in the New Yorker that efforts be made to compare N. American fish of this family with the rascasses of the Mediterranean. But the one thing I hope we're all agreed on is that it must contain that indigenous Mediterranean fish, the rascasse. You're simply not going to be finding any congre, loup de mer, rascasse, or rouget near you. Rascasse is the equivalent of scorpionfish, a white and moist fish, with a tightly textured flesh. Traditionally, the ugliest fish - the devilish-looking rascasse - are reserved for the rich, rust-coloured fish stew called bouillabaisse. Origin 1920s: from French.
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