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- noun Plural form of
haddock .
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Examples
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Even though he was on his knees and only a haddocks dick away from living under a cardboard box and smelling of urine for the rest of his unfortunate life, he still had the wherewithal to call and beg me to coach him.
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Even though he was on his knees and only a haddocks dick away from living under a cardboard box and smelling of urine for the rest of his unfortunate life, he still had the wherewithal to call and beg me to coach him.
Neither I nor Tim Brownson are islands | Johnny B. Truant 2010
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"According to the vicar, many of the local folk thought the War was due in part to people turning away from their roots and omitting to take proper precautions, such as burying a sacrifice under the foundation, that is, or burning fishes 'bones on the hearth-except haddocks, of course," he added, happily distracted.
Sick Cycle Carousel 2010
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Flounders, halibuts and soles, cods, hakes and haddocks crashed in 1991 and 1992.
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The average catch composition is dominated by 3 groups: herrings, sardines and anchovies (almost half the catch); pelagic fishes (14% of the catch); and cods, hakes and haddocks (32% of the catch).
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Cods, hakes and haddocks represent about 21% of the catch.
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The most important species group in terms of shelf catches are pelagic fishes, representing 51% of the total catch, and cods, hakes and haddocks, representing 25% of the catch.
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The catch composition is diverse, with cods, hakes and haddocks contributing more than 30% of the catch (see FAO, 2003 as well as the figure below).
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The graph (see FAO, 2003, Figure 22) indicates a succession of peaks and troughs, with a high average percentage of pelagic fishes (33%), demersal fishes (26%), and cods, hakes and haddocks (10%).
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Cods, hakes and haddocks represent the second largest group.
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