What is the past tense of fillet?

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The past tense of fillet is filleted.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of fillet is fillets.

The present participle of fillet is filleting.

The past participle of fillet is filleted.

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The wreck is spread out before me like a filleted mackerel, bow and stern intact with the midships opened up.

Fish can also be filleted and iced on board the fishing boats as a result of the initiative.

It was awash with salmon that had been filleted, and it was quite disgusting and a was substantial mess.

Most are blast-frozen on shore and exported whole, though some are filleted or sold fresh to UK fishmongers, supermarkets and restaurants.

No, your Honour, the original fish has been filleted somewhat and it is a smaller thing.

You can have your branzino filleted but the whole fish will give you a more intense flavor, and a lot more meat.

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