Billfish
any of various fishes having a long, sharp bill or snout, as a gar, needlefish, or saury.
historical examples
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noun (pl) -fish, -fishes
(us) any of various fishes having elongated jaws, esp any fish of the family istiophoridae, such as the spearfish and marlin
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