An alewife is an archaic term for a woman who keeps an alehouse, or any of a variety of North American fish.
Alewife - MBTA station - was created in 1985.
I saw a school of alewife swimming in the river while I was fishing.
The Alewife, commonly known as Mulhaden, Grey Herring and Golden Shad, is a species of fish native to Lake Ontario. The binomial name for the Alewife is Alosa pseudoharengus.
An alewife is a fish; a northwestern Atlantic fish of the herring family that can also be found in the Great Lakes.
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It is a fish of the herring species.
Joseph James Graham has written: 'Observations on the alewife, Pomolobus pseudoharengus (Wilson), in fresh water' -- subject(s): Alewife
The smelt and alewife may out-compete the native fish by consuming all of the zooplankton. just had this question.
Take the Red Line from Alewife to Park Street. At Park, go upstairs (take the WESTBOUND stairs) and get on any B, C, or D train to Kenmore.
Smelt and alewife are both kin to herring.