The word 'grouper' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a type of fish that typically lives in warm waters and can be found in many different species. Example: "I went fishing in the Caribbean and caught a huge grouper for dinner."
I would love a big plate of celeriac, grouper and sour cream kebab with lemongrass #foodie," he tweeted.
Catfish and tilapia are served as grouper and snapper in Florida's restaurants.
On November 5th the Supreme Court considered whether Mr Yates should have been charged under this law, which carries up to a 20-year prison term, for tossing undersized grouper into the sea.The crime that spawned Yates v United States took place in 2007.
And can a fisherman caught red-handed with grouper that were smaller than the minimum permitted length be prosecuted for tossing the fish overboard (Yates v United States)?After two straight years of decisions regarding racial preferences in higher education, the court has no affirmative-action case on its docket just yet.
A Florida official found that 72 red grouper on Mr Yates's boat were an inch or two shy of the 20-inch minimum.
Though their size would make them an easy mouthful for a shark or a grouper, their poisonous spines mean they are more or less invulnerable.In the lionfish's native waters, the western Pacific Ocean, the local ecosystem has adjusted to such predatory behaviour.
WONG FOR-KAM has long ceased to make her living only from catching grouper and snapper, but she still fishes and is proud of her profession.
One of the largest and best-known of the groupers is the goliath grouper (E. itajara), which can reach a length of 2.5 metres (8.2 feet) and a weight of about 455 kg (1,000 pounds).
Some, such as the Nassau grouper (Epinephelus striatus), are noted for their ability to change from one to any of a number of other colour patterns.
A few grouper species, however, may carry toxic substances produced by dinoflagellates that bioaccumulate in their flesh (increase in concentration at the higher end of afood chain) and can cause ciguatera, a rarely fatal form of poisoning, when consumed.
Mauritius's waters contain many species of fish with commercial value, including tuna, snapper, and grouper.
