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Priya Murugesan wrote: ↑23 Jun 2025, 10:26 You can eat me when I originate from the sea. But other times, you would love to hear me and enjoy. What am I?
Conches ?
Diana Lowery wrote: ↑23 Jun 2025, 08:23 DAT0 - RE: "I SKIPPED EVERYWHERE. I finally had to stop when I was a junior in high school."
I see many of the NBA basketball players skipping, so why did you stop?
The administrators made me. It appears that skipping presents a hazard to pedestrians in the halls. Also, Ellen Marie Kujiak* adamantly refused to go to the junior prom with me if I continued to skip. Apparently it embarrassed her to be seen with a skipper.

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A drumfish?
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No.. but similar..
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Leporinus enyae ?
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DATo wrote: ↑24 Jun 2025, 06:30 Leporinus enyae ?
I googled to know what is this :shock:

But the answer is similar..
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Priya Murugesan wrote: ↑24 Jun 2025, 08:20
DATo wrote: ↑24 Jun 2025, 06:30 Leporinus enyae ?
I googled to know what is this :shock:

But the answer is similar..
Well, Leporinus enyae is a small fish, and Enyae is a singer with a beautiful voice, so I thought that might satisfy both conditions of the puzzle - an edible fish and a beautiful sound to listen to - two things with the same name.
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Actually, a quite good guess but the answer is a pretty simple word!
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Black Drum or Midshipman Fish
Whale has been eaten by the Eskimo and they sing
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Stephanie Runyon wrote: ↑Yesterday, 17:11 Black Drum or Midshipman Fish
Whale has been eaten by the Eskimo and they sing
This too a great guess, but unfortunately I am thinking some other word..

I am learning a lot about many fishes :D
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