callop


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
callop /ˈkaləp/
noun an edible deep-bodied gold and green freshwater fish found in Australia. [Plectroplites ambiguus.]
– origin 1920s: perh. from an Aborig. lang. of southern Australia.
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