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a big fish

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a big fish  (informal)
an important or powerful person in a group or organization Mrs Coughlin is one of the directors - a big fish.
See also: big, fish


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I was talking to a pal about Adams' decision and he said that Wolfie "clearly likes being a big fish in a small pond".
It's the first time anyone's had more than one barbel in a match all season and opens up the possibility of a big fish approach proving successful.
``The first thing I did when I realized it was a big fish was loosen the drag and let the fish do its thing,'' Olson said.
 
 
 
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