Plural form of gurnard; multiple marine fish with large bony heads and spiny fins, commonly found in European coastal waters.
Simple plural of 'gurnard,' formed by adding the standard English '-s' suffix to indicate more than one individual fish.
Gurnards were so common in medieval European markets that they appear in countless old recipes and cookbooks—they were the everyday fish of common people, not the fancy stuff!
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