snook

On Pushing Daisies, her Olive Snook was lonely, lovesick, and brokenhearted, while still positively hysterical.

Along the edges of shoals and mud-flats and over grassy banks the snook will be found at home.

Owing to this dark stripe the cobia is sometimes called sergeant-fish, thus confounding it with the snook.

It is known as snook on the east coast, and as rovallia on the west coast, a corruption of its Cuban name, robalo.

It was carved all over with the totemic images of the eagle and the brown bear, the totems of Snook's family.

A few days after this visit to Snook's house I was sitting in my house, which was within the stockade of the old fort.