Made to resemble or taste like fish, or made suspicious or deceptive.
From 'fish' + '-ify' (Latin 'facere,' to make) + '-ed' (past participle). This is a rare literary or humorous formation following standard English word-building patterns.
This is a playful, rarely-used word that demonstrates how English speakers can instantly create new adjectives by combining 'fish' with '-ify'—linguists call this 'productive' word formation, and it's why English speakers can coin new words like 'zombified' or 'Americanized' and everyone understands them.
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