fish-liver oil
Definition
Noun: A fatty oil extracted from the livers of certain fish, rich in vitamins A and D.
Usage
Fish-liver oil is used as a dietary supplement and a source of vitamins. - It is typically taken in liquid or capsule form. - It is often derived from fish like cod, halibut, or shark.
Examples
- The doctor recommended a daily dose of for its vitamin D content.
- This supplement contains high-quality .
- Historically, was given to children to prevent rickets.
Advanced Usage
- "Cod liver oil": A common and specific type of fish-liver oil.
- Cod liver oil is a well-known form of fish-liver oil.
Variants and Related Words
- Cod-liver oil (n): A specific type of fish-liver oil from cod.
- Halibut-liver oil (n): Oil extracted from the livers of halibut.
- Liver oil (n): A more general term for oil from animal livers, including fish.
Synonyms
- Marine oil: A broader term for oils derived from sea creatures.
- Vitamin oil: Informal term highlighting its vitamin content.
Noun
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a fatty oil obtained from the livers of various fish
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