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Word of the Day – Maguro

By December 23, 2021Word of the Day

Maguro (noun) (culinary)

mag-oo-ro

The tuna fish; the flesh of this fish, especially used in sushi or sashimi dishes.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Marion Daily Star. From Japanese maguro, perhaps from ma-, combining form of me eye + -guro, combining form of kuro black.

Example sentences

“Made with fresh maguro.”

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