- SCROD
- Wail
- Catch of the day, sometimes
- Young haddock
- Boston catch of the day
- Young cod
- New England seafood
- Catch of the day at a New England fish shack, perhaps
- Hyannisport course
- Popular whitefish
- Fish for dinner
- New England fish
- 21-Down, say
- New England catch
- Fish dish
- Baked seafood dish
- Fish-and-chips fish
- Dinner entree fish
- Seafood entree
- Fish split for cooking
- Boston seafood
- Common catch of the day in Boston
- Catch of the day from Provincetown, perhaps
- Staple of Boston restaurants
- Catch of the day fish
- Fish sticks ingredient, often
- Fish on a menu
- Wharf fare
- Young Atlantic haddock
- Boston specialty
- Popular Boston fish dish
- Fish and chips fish, perhaps
- Young Atlantic cod
- Boston fish dish
- Flaky white fish
- Atlantic food fish
- New England seafood staple
- Young haddock destined for dinner
- Catch of the day, maybe
- Young codfish
- New England seafood selection
- Seafood order
- Cape Cod catch
- New England food fish
- New England whitefish
- Cape Cod entree
- Hyannis entree
- Atlantic fish
- Fish-shack offering
- Hyannis entrée
- Cape Cod entrée
- Fish-house order
- New England staple
- Boston course
- Boston entree
- Cape Cod codfish
- Boston-area seafood
- Cape Cod seafood
- Cape Cod seafood serving
- Mayflower Cafe entrée
- New England haddock
- Boston dinner
- Atlantic codfish
- Boston seafood selection
- New England fisherman's catch
- Young cod for broiling.
- Young food fish.
- Young codfish ready for cooking.
- Young fish.
- Kind of fish.
- Food fish
- Popular Boston fish
- Boston seafood offering
- Boston delicacy
- Boston fish specialty
- Boston fish offering
- Popular N. Eng. fish dish
- Young cod or haddock
- Boston fish
- Yound cod
- Fish entree
- Grand Banks denizen
- East Coast fish delicacy
- Young Atlantic codfish
- Seafood dish
- Fish prepared in strips
- New England "catch of the day"
- Seafood selection
- Fish that's split for cooking
- Fish often split for cooking
- Provincetown entree
- Young cod for dinner
- Split and boned entree
- North Atlantic catch
- Catch of the day, say, in New England
- Fish typically split before cooking
- Fish whose name sounds like the past tense of 46-Across?
- Provincetown catch
- Seafood staple of New England
- Gloucester catch
- Escallop dish
- Fish for a dish
- Menu fish
- Fish ready for cooking
- New England "catch of the day," perhaps
- Ocean catch
- It may be the catch of the day
- Fish that's split
- Split young haddock
- Boston fish choice
- Young New England fish
- Fish
- Young haddock, e.g.
- Catch of the day fish, perhaps
- New England seafood catch
- Catch of the day offering
- Popular New England entree
- New England fish market buy
- Catch of New England
