fishmongers
Vendors of seafood
Fishmongers are people who sell fish, typically from a shop or market stall.
The term is more common in British than American English, where "fish seller" or "fish market" might be used instead.
A fishmonger's is the shop itself: I picked up some cod at the fishmonger's on the way home.
Pink-fleshed migratory fish
- codCold-water food fish
- haddockEdible Atlantic groundfish
- mackerelSwift, oily ocean fish
- herringSmall silvery Atlantic fish
trout · halibut · sea bass · flounder · sole · tuna · anchovies · sardines
Removing internal organs
- filletingCutting meat from bones
- scalingClimbing or resizing
- deboningRemoving skeletal structure
- iceWater's solid form
smoking · salting · curing · brining · preservation · freshness · display · weighing
One who sells goods
- merchantOne who sells wares
- purveyorProvider of goods
- traderOne who transacts commercially
- shopkeeperSmall store manager
retailer · supplier · wholesaler · hawker · expertise · knife skills · recommendations · banter
salmon
Pink-fleshed migratory fish
herring · trout · halibut · sea bass · flounder · sole · tuna · anchovies · sardines · crab
gutting
Removing internal organs
ice · smoking · salting · curing · brining · preservation · freshness · display · weighing · wrapping
vendor
One who sells goods
shopkeeper · retailer · supplier · wholesaler · hawker · expertise · knife skills · recommendations · banter · regulars
stalls
Delays or compartments
bustle · customers · haggling · vendors · commerce · prices · bargaining · queues · aprons · signage
- food sourcesfarm, farmer, farms, ocean, rancher
- Italian marketsvendors, stalls, produce, fruit stands, produce stands
- vendorsstreet vendors, seller, hawkers, merchant, peddler
- wet marketsvendors, stalls, butchers, haggling, produce
- Edo Japanshogun, samurai, shogunate, daimyo, Tokugawa
- medieval trademerchant, merchant guilds, trader, craft guilds, guild
fishmongersbutchers
Kills and prepares livestock
greengrocers · bakers · fruiterers · cattle ranchers · cheesemongers