Synonyms for salmon
ˈsæm ənsalmon

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1. salmonnoun

   Synonyms:
   salmon pink

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1. salmonnoun

   any of various large food and game fishes of northern waters; usually migrate from salt to fresh water to spawn

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

2. Salmon, Salmon Rivernoun

   a tributary of the Snake River in Idaho

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

3. salmonnoun

   flesh of any of various marine or freshwater fish of the family Salmonidae

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

4. salmonadjective

   a pale pinkish orange color

   Antonyms:
   neutral, achromatic

5. pink-orange, pinkish-orange, salmonadjective

   of orange tinged with pink

   Synonyms:
   pink-orange, pinkish-orange

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

Matched Categories

1. • Idaho
   • Fish
   • Food Fish
   • River
   • Salmonid

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1. List of paraphrases for "salmon":

   saumon, lox, sockeye, salmonid, salmonids

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1. List of known nicknames for "Salmon":

   Kenji Kikuchi, 撒门

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1. Alexandra Miller:

   This consists primarily of lean protein, such as salmon or flank steak, and non-starchy vegetables such as broccoli, green beans or cauliflower.

2. Sarah Bates:

   Salmon is my livelihood. It’s my main fishery, and it’s the main fishery for a lot of folks in Fisherman’s Wharf. So, I think there are a lot of us that have some hard times coming.

3. Joseph Bogaard:

   Fall Chinook returns are probably the brightest spot in the salmon story in the Columbia basin today, but we can't lose track of the fact that we have 13 stocks of fish in the basin listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

4. Emily Randolph:

   We were returning cod, but the person before us had just returned salmon that had worms in it.

5. Beth Lowell:

   Americans might love salmon, but as our study reveals, they may be falling victim to a bait and switch, when consumers opt for wild-caught U.S. salmon, they don’t expect to get a farmed or lower-value product of questionable origins. This type of Seafood Fraud can have serious ecological and economic consequences. Not only are consumers getting ripped off, but responsible U.S. fishermen are being cheated when fraudulent products lower the price for their hard-won catch.