noun
- a fish of the family Carangidae, which includes jacks, pompanos, and related marine fish
Usage: zoological
adjective
- of or relating to the fish family Carangidae
Usage: zoological
Examples
- The yellowtail jack is a common carangid found in tropical waters.
- Carangid fish are known for their streamlined bodies and forked tails.
- The marine biologist studied several carangid species during the expedition.
- This carangid specimen shows typical characteristics of the family.
- Commercial fishermen often target carangid fish for their market value.
- The aquarium’s tropical exhibit features various carangid species.