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Answer for the clue "Large fish ", 4 letters:
mero
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Mero was a British musical duo founded in 1999 by Simon Cowell . It was axed a few months later, as Cowell and RCA Records gave the girl band Girl Thing , priority over Mero. Their lead singer , D-Mac (real name Derek McDonald), wrote Mero's only hit , ...
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Mero \Me"ro\, n. [Sp.; cf. Pg. mero.] Any of several large groupers of warm seas, esp. the guasa ( Epinephelus guaza ), the red grouper ( Epinephelus morio ), the black grouper ( Epinephelus nigritas ), distinguished as
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Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. Any of several large groupers of warm seas.
Usage examples of mero.
If only there were some way to substitute Mero for the bondling servant that would be assigned to him for this journeythere would be one, of course.
He let the door close behind him, and hurried to his quarters, where Mero Jenner was still waiting.
Shadow, and tell him that they were going to be separated, that Mero was about to be sent to someone even more sadistic than the Clan Lord.
There, in a place where no one knew Mero, there could be a substitution.
Valyn asked anxiously as Mero pulled himself up off of the bed with a smothered oath.
That particular talent had manifested two years ago, and Mero had sharpened it with practice.
When Mero did not arrive at his destination, there mightor might notbe a search sent out for him.
It would be assumed that Mero did, indeed, pass out and fall off his horse.
In reality, Mero would be riding out on the route that Valyn was to take in the morning.
Valyn suddenly found the view out the window just as fascinating as Mero did.
Valyn glanced back over his shoulder, to see Mero plodding along, head down again.
Compared to him, his cousin Mero was little more than the shadow he was named for.
He and Mero were, if not totally helpless, certainly at an extreme handicap.
When he and Mero had been out hunting or camping, it had been in the relatively tame woods of the estate, with a dozen slaves to tend to anything they needed, and most of the comforts of being at home available to them.
More than once, Keman had shifted to his dragon-form to frighten away predators that neither he nor Mero saw or sensed in any way.