hamachi

noun

hamachi

noun

Etymology From Japanese ハマチ (hamachi).

1

Japanese amberjack, Pacific yellowtail (Seriola quinqueradiata).

  • Over an elaborate lunch — kimchi and other pickled vegetables, East and West Coast oysters, pork and shitake mushroom buns, noodle soups and hamachi with beet purée — he and Mr. McCarthy discussed their attempts to sidestep the clichés of postpunk stardom while still making a record people could dance, and debauch themselves, to.2009 January 27, Melena Ryzik, “A Band Moves Away From the Style It Helped Make Mainstream”, in New York Times:

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