largie

noun

1. (informal)A largemouth bass.

   “The fisheries biologist also says other species seen during their surveys besides fat largies include bluegill, black crappie, redear sunfish, pumpkinseed, brown bullhead and channel catfish.”

   “You'll want to use spinnerbaits to catch the largies, or toss topwater plugs working gaps in the vegetation.”

   “Thick vegetation, lily pads, weed beds and any sort of cover is a typical summer home for a largie.”

2. (informal)Anything that is unusually large.

   “And, by the way, for sweete Saint Charitie, He begs his largies of th' outlandish hives.”

   “Is big beautiful to the middle line management of the largies? I take my coral hard hat off to the men who directly manage the big logging camps on this coast of B.C.”

   “While the artichokes barbecue away and your Australian neighbours ring the fire brigade and police, you and your family and friends stand around and joke and laugh and drink Stanthorpe or Ballandean wine that you bottled yourself out of a few great barrels you had them send up: of course the bottling-bottles are empties of old Fourex largies or Schweppes lemonade, because why let them go to waste?”