Definition of barracouta in English:

barracouta

nounPlural barracoutasˌbarəˈkuːtə

Mid 19th century: alteration of barracuda.

单词	barracouta
释义	Definition of barracouta in English: barracouta nounPlural barracoutasˌbarəˈkuːtə A long, slender fish of southern oceans, highly valued as food. 杖鱼（南非亦称 SNOKE ） Thyrsites atun, family Gempylidae Also called snoek in South Africa Example sentencesExamples Both the barracouta and the frostfish are mid water hunters preying on squid and small baitfish. Early European accounts support the archaeological view of the major significance of barracouta in this area. A more typical barracouta measures under a metre in length and weighs between 0.8 and 1.5 kg. Hi, I'm interested in catching a barracouta but I'm not sure what lure to use and the price range for them. Most of the barracouta or ‘couta’ as it was called was sent to the Melbourne Wholesale Fish market, but some of it was also canned. Origin Mid 19th century: alteration of barracuda.
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