"fish dealer" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a person or business that buys and sells fish. Example: The fish dealer at the market had a wide selection of fresh catches for sale.
"I want to be a tropical fish dealer".
TWENTY years ago, a friend who was a fish dealer in Maine sent me a few whole, uncleaned skates.
The 1890 directory lists five tenants at No. 166 — including a fish dealer, a plasterer and a printer — suggesting the layout was a generous two apartments per floor.
Neil and Giorgio settle over mugs of coffee into a discussion of what the Locatelli restaurants can take from the Looe boats and their fish dealer, Jefferson's.
A census return from 1880 shows boarders like a fish dealer, a tug captain, a clerk in a fruit business, and a poultry dealer.
In the first, Hurricane Sandy has swept away the majority of the houses in Sea-Clift – the small New Jersey seafront town he used to live in – including his own house, which he'd sold, almost on a whim, to a big-shot fish dealer.
Fish dealers test for the amount of amines to determine how fresh fish is, "and the consumer's nose knows, too," Dr. Hotckiss said.
The Department planned to issue a daily fish recipe; fish dealers promised to helf find a daily best fish buy.
A sure sign of deterioration is what fish dealers call gaping, when the connective tissue has disintegrated and the flesh appears to flake apart.
Former fish dealers' stalls in the Fulton Market building on South Street will become a two-day-a-week market for foods from the region, from May 22 through early fall.
While fish dealers said they were not passing on the fuel increases to customers, Mr. Guzzo and other fishermen said it's only a matter of time before the price of fish rises.
