Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for WEAV'ER-FISH
WEAV'ER-FISH, n.
A kind of fish, a species of Trachinus, of which about four species are well known. They inflict wounds with the spines of their first dorsal fin, which are much dreaded. Their flesh is esteemed. [See Weever.] – Ainsworth.
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