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noun

large wild animals, especially when hunted for sport.

large fish, as tuna and marlin, when sought by deep-sea anglers.

a major objective, especially one that involves risk.

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Origin:
1860–65

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big game

—n
1.	large animals that are hunted or fished for sport
2.	informal the objective of an important or dangerous undertaking

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