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| I am confused with the expression "sport fisherman." Is it a boat or a fisherman, or can it mean both, depending on the context? It is from this sentence: "because of it's size and wing power, the American dipper can forge in currents that can carry away the average sport fisherman." Thanks, Angie |
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| Hello Angie The American dipper is a bird and the average sport fisherman refers to a person, I believe. One standing in the current fishing. |
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