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Does "scrod" refer to one fish, multiple fish types, or what?

Asked by elbanditoroso (33578points) April 18th, 2014

Scrod is usually defined as smaller pieces of cod or haddock – it appears to be some sort of a generic term referring to a couple of different types of fish (see Wikipedia for their definition). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrod

However, I’ve seen “Boston Scrod” on the menu at seafood restaurants.

Is there a single scrod? Or are there many scrods? I need a scrod I can believe in. Can you northeasterners guide me?

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gailcalled's avatar

Ancient joke from Boston.

Man gets into a cab and says, “I need to get scrod,”

Taxi driver says, “Man, I’ve never heard it in the pluperfect passive infinitive before.”

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BAH Hahahaha!

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Each place that has scrod believes it to be the only scrod.

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dappled_leaves's avatar

There can be only one.

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I am immortaaaal…

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