eating live seafood while it's still moving
Refers to the practice of consuming very fresh seafood, such as squid or ice gobies, that is still moving on the plate. Often associated with Japanese cuisine.
Small squid for eating live are swimming in the tank.
He enjoyed eating live ice gobies as a delicacy.
Standard kanji spelling.
Search-only form; not a standard written variant.
Variant kanji for おどり; less common but still seen.
Compound of 踊り (odori, 'dancing') + 食い (kui, 'eating'), from the way the seafood appears to 'dance' on the plate.