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smolt

 
Dictionary: smolt
(smōlt) pronunciation
n.
A young salmon at the stage intermediate between the parr and the grilse, when it becomes covered with silvery scales and first migrates from fresh water to the sea.

[Middle English, from Medieval Latin smoltus, probably of Old English origin.]


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Young salmon on its way downriver en route to the sea; covered with distinctive silvery scales.

 
 
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Schmoldt (family name)
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