Examples of 'wet fish' in a sentence
Meaning of "wet fish"
wet fish - This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe something that feels slimy, awkward, or uncomfortable. It can refer to a situation or conversation that is unpleasant or poorly executed
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- Fresh fish intended to be cooked.
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wet fish
I think he should be slapped with a wet fish.
Wet fish is packed in containers chilled with ice.
Abolishing special permits for the wet fish fleet.
A wet fish on dry land.
Better than a slap in the face with a wet fish.
The wet fish.
This in crease was mainly at the expense of wet fish trawlers.
This applies for the wet fish trawlers as well as the national fleet.
It is essential to distinguish between the activities of wet fish and freezer vessels.
Wet fish trawlers Freezer trawlers Pelagic vessels Boats Comments on data fleet fleet.
You look like you got smacked in the face with a wet fish.
What do we have? A wet fish on dry land.
Sully's not going to want to buy a wet fish.
Wet fish trawler, Twin rigged.
It seems Kierl was not such a wet fish after all.
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Man A wet fish on dry land?
Well, it seems Kierl was not such a wet fish after all.
For the wet fish trawlers the first months of 1998 were turbulent.
Sorry, it felt like a wet fish.
Wet fish trawlers (inshore demersal fishing) of 150 GRT or less shall be authorized to fish.
How can Palle 's father make the tape stick to your wet fish skin?
Wet fish trawlers (inshore demersal fishing) of less than 300 GRT shall be authorized to fish.
John Churchill, the wet fish man.
After retiring, he ran a wet fish shop and remained in Swindon until his death in 1982.
I was named after Churchill - John Churchill, the wet fish man.
The head games, the need to perform, it 's like this big, wet fish.
And from what I hear, he 's a wet fish.
