Fish (disambiguation)
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Fish are vertebrates with gills which live in water.
Fish may mean:
- A name loosely applied to many aquatic animals of diverse characteristics, not limited to vertebrates with gills, such as cuttlefish, dogfish, shellfish, starfish, and others.
- Fish (food), the name given to fish flesh when used as food
- Fish (card game)
- Fish (cryptography) (sometimes FISH) - the British codeword for World War II German stream cipher teleprinter secure communications devices.
- The FISH (cipher) (FIbonacci SHrinking) stream cipher published in 1993.
- Fluorescent in situ hybridization, used to identify gene sequences.
- Friendly interactive shell, a UNIX command shell.
- Fish (now surefish), a British Internet service provider supported by Christian Aid.
- Fish!, a text adventure game.
- Fish (TV series), the 1970s sitcom starring Abe Vigoda
- Fishing, the act of luring or hunting and capturing fish.
- Fish rod, a device consisting of a flexible but somewhat stiff metal or plastic band or rod that may be pushed through a conduit or pipe. When pushed through to the end a cord may be attached and retrieved through the conduit. This is then used to pull wires or cables. Also, using a rod, wire, or pole with a hook, magnet, or sticky substance to retrieve an object from an otherwise inaccessible location.
People
- Fish (born 1958), singer
- Fish, Albert (1870-1936), U.S. serial killer and cannibal, electrocuted
- Fish, Hamilton (1808-1893), U.S. politician
- Fish, Mardy (born 1981), U.S. professional tennis player
- Fish, Matt, U.S. basketball player
- Fish, Michael (born 1944), BBC weather presenter
- Fish, Stanley (born 1938), literary theorist
- Fish, Stuyvesant (1851-1923), U.S. railroad executive
- Fish Leong (Jasmine Leong), a Malaysian singer who is most notable in the East Asian music scene.
- Robert L. Fish (Robert Fish), US writer
See also
- Ichthys, the Greek word for "fish," referring to an important symbol in Christianity.
- Phish, an American jam band.
- F.I.5.H, a fictional espionage agency.



