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What is the meaning of idiom fish out

The idiom "fish out" doesn't exist as a stand-alone idiom. You might be thinking of one of the following:

1. Fish out of water: This idiom describes someone who feels uncomfortable or awkward in a particular situation or environment. It refers to the fact that fish cannot survive outside of water.

2. Fish something out: This is a common verb phrase that means to retrieve something from a body of water, like a pond, lake, or even a purse!

Example:

* "I fished my phone out of my pocket."

* "The firefighter fished the drowning child out of the river."

3. Fish for something: This idiom means to try to get information or a reaction from someone in a subtle or indirect way.

Example:

* "She was fishing for compliments."

* "He was fishing for information about her new job."

If you can provide more context, I can help you determine the specific idiom you're looking for.

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