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fishing trip

noun as in fishing expedition

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Heck, you can even throw this on for a fishing trip without worrying about water damage thanks to its water-resistant fabric and nylon lining.

If you plan a fishing trip here, you can spot manatees, dolphins, pelicans, sea turtles, and more.

In Chowchilla, Judge Howard Green skipped a fishing trip to sign warrants and set the bail at $1 million, taking into account the “wealthy background” of the suspects.

From Vox

Family hikes, bike rides, fishing trips, ski weekends in the Sierras, and camping on the coast or in the Redwoods were among the year-round activities that made up my childhood in Northern California.

For my dad and me, watching the Tour became akin to an annual fishing trip or a multi-day hike.

He recently cancelled a fishing trip to Canada and doubled back on the question of how to make a living from the farm.

On Sunday they took a small subset of employees on a fishing trip.

At night, however, an unexpected event occurred, which delayed their fishing-trip until the next week.

The woman in charge asked no questions, though Christy talked about a fishing trip to blind her.

At the age of thirteen while out with a party of men on a hunting and fishing trip, I killed my first bear.

If a vessel was ready to sail, either up or down the coast or on a fishing trip, Zeke always got the first berth.

I guess that our fishing trip will be postponed for a while.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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