What is another word for fish glue?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪʃ ɡlˈuː] (IPA) 
Fish glue is a type of adhesive made from fish skin and bones that's been used for centuries, particularly in woodworking and bookbinding. It's also known as fish protein glue or ichthyo-colla, derived from the Greek words for "fish" (ichthys) and "glue" (kolla). However, there are many other synonyms for fish glue, including isinglass glue, fishbone glue, gelatin glue, scale glue, bladder glue, and swim bladder glue. Each type of fish glue has slightly different properties and uses, but they all have a strong bond and are often preferred over synthetic adhesives for their historical and cultural significance.
