0 a very small fish found in lakes and rivers
1 an organization or person that is not important and has little influence or power
2 a very small fish found in lakes and rivers
3 a person or organization that is not important and has little influence or power:
The larvae were not an accidental or occasional infection in minnows, but were present in both rivers throughout the year (table 4).
Examination of several species of fish revealed the presence of small, colourless nematode larvae in the swimbladder wall of minnows and, at a much lower level, dace (table 3).
We do not have such giants now; we have third-way minnows.
They show what some of the minnows on the back benches were saying; they said the scheme was not necessary.
I am afraid that my fishing experience was confined to a jelly jar and minnows in a local burn.
Secondly, is he satisfied that we shall not see duplication and proliferation of more and more institutions, although as small as minnows?
The present limit of £75,000 is too low and is suitable only for the minnows.
First, will it catch the big fish or only the minnows?
