Similar words: scaremonger, ironmongery, warmongering, longer, admonishment, any longer, no longer, fish. Meaning: n. someone who sells fish.
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(1) Purchase your oysters from a reputable fishmonger.
(2) Ask the fishmonger to bone the fish for you.
(3) Don't be afraid to ask your fishmonger to fillet flat fish.
(4) I got the fishmonger to skin the fish which helped save on the preparation time.
(5) I'll ask the fishmonger if he can order three dozen oysters for me.
(6) He must pay whatever the nearest fishmonger charges.
(7) Pickles, Mr[Sentence dictionary], King Watkins's fishmonger.
(8) The fishmonger at the top, opposite the church, was selling this last item.
(9) Gaston was a fishmonger who left evidence of his occupation on every hand he shook.
(10) It was an error because the fishmonger immediately started to cut a steak for her.
(11) She bargained with the fishmonger over the price.
(12) The fishmonger said,'sire, and see, all the fish are fresh. Won't you buy one? "
(13) Try to get your fishmonger to skin and gut the squid for you.
(14) Many years ago several small businesses flourished, besides farming; a cobbler, fishmonger, fruiterer, village store and butcher.
(15) The zinc-lined drawers held lumps of ice delivered weekly by the fishmonger.
(16) The creature, three times the size of an average British edible oyster, was discovered in the bottom of a box of fish bought by a Cornish fishmonger, Peter Randall.
(17) One afternoon last summer, Mr Kint went to a fishmonger to buy some fish for supper.
More similar words: scaremonger, ironmongery, warmongering, longer, admonishment, any longer, no longer, fish, fishery, catfish, fisherman, fishermen, raffish, hagfish, selfish, fishing, big fish, nourishment, punishment, shellfish, blandishment, swordfish, selfishly, jellyfish, unselfish, astonishment, malnourishment, accomplishment, establishment, among.