fish mongers
Vendors of catch
Fish mongers are people who sell fish, typically from a shop or market stall.
The term is standard in British English but sounds old-fashioned in American English, where "fish seller" or "seafood vendor" is more common: The fish monger recommended the fresh halibut.
A fishmonger's is the shop itself.
Usually spelled as one word: fishmonger.
- seafoodMarine creatures as cuisine
- wet marketMarket selling fresh produce
- market stallOutdoor vending booth
- marketVenue for trade
- stallEnclosed compartment or delay
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- merchantstraders, merchant, merchants, retailers, vendors
- vendorsstreet vendors, seller, hawkers, merchant, peddler
- Tsukiji Marketseafood, vendors, wholesale, early morning, auction
- maritime communitysailors, captain, crew, dock workers, longshoremen
- traditional fishingspearfishing, gillnetting, netting, nets, harpoon
- seafolkseafarers, seamen, sailors, mariners, boaters
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Those who catch aquatic creatures
fishers · anglers · trawlermen · fishing crews · fish farmers
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Kills and prepares livestock
greengrocers · cheesemongers · bakers · fruit vendors · grocers
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