Definition of kingie in English:

kingie

noun ˈkɪŋi

Australian, NZ informal

it was a job to land a kingie and get the hook free from his jaw
short for kingfish
Example sentencesExamples
- There will be even more bloody snags reeling in Kingies and snapper now!
- The soft plastic baits are dynamite on nearly all our saltwater species from kahawai to kingies.
- There are good kingies, and the crabs are starting to show up in the Richmond.
- It was only a matter of time before it was hit by the marauding kingies.
- You should reel in squid—bait it up for a kingie or take it home for some calamari.
- He has been out a few times with yellowtail kingies, mowies, and nice sized squire coming home in the icebox.
- It is an outstanding spin reel for kingies or salmon when used with braid.
- This rod has the power to stop a kingie or a large snapper with ease.
- My host used a live piper fish as bait and within moments a kingie struck.
- The one that got away was actually a very big kingie.

Origin

Early 20th century: abbreviation.

单词	kingie
释义	Definition of kingie in English: kingie noun ˈkɪŋi Australian, NZ informal it was a job to land a kingie and get the hook free from his jaw short for kingfish Example sentencesExamples There will be even more bloody snags reeling in Kingies and snapper now! The soft plastic baits are dynamite on nearly all our saltwater species from kahawai to kingies. There are good kingies, and the crabs are starting to show up in the Richmond. It was only a matter of time before it was hit by the marauding kingies. You should reel in squid—bait it up for a kingie or take it home for some calamari. He has been out a few times with yellowtail kingies, mowies, and nice sized squire coming home in the icebox. It is an outstanding spin reel for kingies or salmon when used with braid. This rod has the power to stop a kingie or a large snapper with ease. My host used a live piper fish as bait and within moments a kingie struck. The one that got away was actually a very big kingie. Origin Early 20th century: abbreviation.
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