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small-fry

[smawl frahy] / ˈsmɔl ˌfraɪ /
















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Speaking on BBC's Radio Scotland Breakfast, he said: "This is an incredibly serious situation, and a World Cup feels somewhat small fry in that context."

From BBC

Several clients raised the question of whether this bet was being redefined to benefit “whales,” or big-money gamblers, at the expense of the small fry.

From MarketWatch

Big money for a side operating on frees and non-contracts not so long ago, but small fry when it comes to pushing for the Premier League.

From BBC

"There's big and serious history here, wars which changed the course of history on a continent. Put it against that, it's small fry," Mr Hare remarked.

From BBC

Some passages one might almost call psychedelic if that word didn’t seem inappropriate to small fry.

From Los Angeles Times