Fish (disambiguation) explained

Fish are vertebrates with gills and without digits.

Fish or FISH may also refer to:

Common, related meanings

• Fish, engage in the activity of fishing/catching fish
• Fish as food

People

• Fish (nickname)
• Fish (singer) (born 1958), former singer in the British neo-progressive rock group Marillion and solo artist
• Fish (surname)
• Fish Leong (born 1978), stage name of Jasmine Leong, Malaysian singer
• Fish Liew (born 1990), Malaysian-born Hong Kong model and actress
• Fish Mahlalela (born 1962), South African politician

Arts and entertainment

Characters

• Fish, a character in the comic strip Beyond the Black Stump
• Michael Scofield, a lead character in the TV series Prison Break

Games

• Fish (card game), a simple card game
• Fish!, a computer game released by Magnetic Scrolls in 1988

Music

• "Fish" (song), by Craig Campbell, 2011
• "Fish", a song by The Damned on their 1977 album Damned Damned Damned
• "Fish", a song by King on their 1984 album Steps in Time
• "Fish", a song by Mr. Scruff from his 1999 album Keep It Unreal
• "Fish", a song by Bonnie Pink from her 2000 album Let Go
• "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)", a song by Yes, on their 1971 album Fragile
• "Fish", a song by Tyler, the Creator from his 2011 album, Goblin (album)
• "Fishies", a song by the Cat Empire from their 2007 album, So Many Nights

Television

• Fish (British TV series), featuring an idealistic lawyer
• Fish (American TV series), a 1970s show starring Abe Vigoda as Detective Phillip Fish
• "Fish" (Life), 2009 nature documentary episode
• "Fish", an episode of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends
• "Fish", a season 3 episode of Servant (TV series)

Radio stations

• KFIS, "The Fish 104.1 FM", Scappoose, Oregon
• KFSH-FM, "95.9 The Fish", La Mirada, California
• KKFS, "103.9 FM The Fish", Lincoln, California
• KKSP, "933 FM The Fish", Little Rock, Arkansas
• W240CX, "95.9 The Fish", Columbus, Ohio
• WFHM-FM, "95.5 The Fish", Cleveland, Ohio
• WFSH-FM, "The Fish 104.7", Athens, Georgia

Science and technology

• FISH (cipher) (FIbonacci SHrinking), a stream cipher published in 1993
• Fish (cryptography) (sometimes FISH), British codeword for World War II German stream cipher teleprinter secure communications devices
• Files transferred over shell protocol, a network protocol for transferring files between computers and manage remote files
• First Invisible Super Hustler, a prototype reconnaissance aircraft design
• Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), a technique used in genetics to detect DNA sequences
• Friendly interactive shell, a Unix command shell

Sports

• Fish, nickname of the Miami Dolphins National Football League team
• Fish, nickname of the Miami Marlins Major League Baseball team
• The Fish, nickname of Fisher Athletic F.C. (1908–2009), a defunct semi-professional football club in London
• The Fish, nickname of Fisher F.C., a non-League football team based in Bermondsey, founded in 2009
• The Fishes, nickname of Newport (Salop) Rugby Union Football Club, an English rugby team
• "The Fish", nickname of Real Quiet, an American Thoroughbred racehorse

Other uses

• The Fish (poem), a 1918 poem by Marianne Moore
• "The Fish" (short story), an 1885 short story by Anton Chekhov
• Fish, a kind of surfboard
• Fish, slang term for a torpedo
• Fish, a term for an inexperienced, easily victimized person in poker
• Fish or Christian fish, colloquial names for Ichthys
• Fish River (disambiguation)
• Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Information resources that support best practice in recording cultural heritage, including the FISH Vocabularies
• Fish! Philosophy, a motivational program for the workplace
• The Fish (train), a passenger train running between Lithgow and Sydney, Australia
• Pisces, the constellation or the namesake astrological sign, both known as "the fish"

See also

• FSH (disambiguation)
• Phish, an American jam band noted for their musical improvisation
• Phishing, an Internet crime
• Ghoti, a constructed word, pronounced "fish", used to illustrate irregularities in English spelling