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What is a bigger fish?
(n.) something that always exists.
person 1 : It says that the biggest fish in the ocean is the Rhincodon typus
person 2 : That's impossible. There's always a bigger fish
a bigger fish - video
A bigger fish - what is it?
To have other things to do, to have more important things to do, to have more interestings things to do.
I can't spend a lot of time on the problem. I have bigger fish to fry.
What does "a bigger fish" mean?
Originating from the webcomic "Darths & Droids", it describes an all-purpose spell in a role playing game, often used by a character in even the most ridiculous scenarios and situations.
Darths & Droids, Episode 33:
"I cast a spell to summon a bigger fish!" - "Like what?" - "Summon Bigger Fish!"
In a medieval RPG:
"You encounter a lonely deer, idly grazing away."
"I cast Fireball!"
"Oh no - why don't you just Summon Bigger Fish?!"
A bigger fish - what does it mean?
When you avoid doing something, cause you have something more important to do.
- "Why she didn't come to class?"
- "Well, she had a bigger fish to fry."
A bigger fish - meaning
Qui-Gon Jin's most memorable quote from "Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace"
"I'm so glad we survived that."
"Well, there's always a bigger fish"