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lun⋅ker

  [luhng-ker]
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–noun
1. something unusually large for its kind.
2. Angling. a very large game fish, esp. a bass.
Origin:
1910–15; lunk- (see lunkhead ) + -er 1
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Fishing at Bass Pro®
We'd Rather be Fishing, Too. We're the Next Best Thing.
www.basspro.com/fishing.html
lunk·er   (lŭng'kər)   
n.   Informal
Something, especially a game fish, that is large for its kind.

[Origin unknown.]
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