wet fish

He was talking about going into the wet fish business.

We meet someone and they hand over the wet fish.

When we shook hands he seemed a bit like a wet fish.

Reading is like trying to hold a wet fish, because the meanings are all different.

He looked as if she'd just smacked him in the face with a wet fish.

The trips hit me like a slap in the face from a wet fish.

The weasel looked as though he'd been slapped with a wet fish.

Ryan felt as though he'd been slapped across the face with a cold, wet fish, but he smiled and went on.

Ed and his advisers are in great need of a slap round the face with a wet fish.

Oswald and his wife Jenny have been selling wet fish from their stall for 45 years.

I am studied perfection and always under control, unless suddenly hit by a wet fish."

The teams combined for 48 turnovers, and at times players handled the ball like a wet fish.

A second later, it slips free and flops around on the floor like a fleshy wet fish.

Instead he was greeted with a wet fish handshake which wriggled quickly from his grasp.

Wet fish is packed in containers chilled with ice.

Each time Rick grabbed hold of one of the items, it would jump from his hand like a wet fish.

"She's good-looking, but a bit of a wet fish."

There aren't even any wet fish shops anymore.

Come again with the wet fish?

After retiring he ran a wet fish shop and remained in Swindon until his death in 1982.

He really was a wet fish.

(No matter who or what, a box of flowers is better than a slap in the belly with a wet fish.)

Casca left the wet fishing to Glam, who was doing just fine in his groping.

He felt as though something slimy were being dragged across his brain, something that felt like a wet fish.

People are more apathetic than they ever were and wouldn't know a protest song unless it smacked them like a wet fish in the mouth.