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snook

US bony fish found in coastal and brackish waters. They can reach up to 1.4 m/4.6 ft and feed mainly on fish and crustaceans.

Classification

The snook Centropomus undecimalis is in the family Serranidae, order Perciformes and so is closely related to the perches.
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And then with well-feigned zeal the door would be opened, young hopeful praying that that beast Snooks mightn't have heard the scuffle caused by his coming.
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s might, or Snooks Brothers' might; but Tellson's, thank Heaven
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Sometimes these correspondents assumed facetious names, as the Brick, Bellows, Old Gooseberry, Wideawake, Snooks, Mops, Cutaway, the Dogs-meat Man; but he considered this in bad taste, and was always a little hurt by it.
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