Meanings of great fishes in English

The great fishes could suddenly be seen more clearly, darting about in excitement.

It was full of great fishes- ahundredand fifty and three.

It was full of great fishes, one hundred and fifty three.

The Lord catch some great fishes by it, for the magnifying of his truth.

They had caught one hundred and fifty-three great fishes; but notice Christ's fire was kindled before they came.

Simon Peter went up and drew the net to land, full of great fishes, one hundred and fifty-three.

And when men cast them into the water, anon they bring up great fishes, as many as men will.

Apart from the appearance of the great fishes and Crustacea, the Carboniferous period was one of great stimulation to aquatic life.

But I have forgotten that I myself am going a-fishing, and will catch little fishes, great fishes, a deal of fish.

There are signs in it of great fishes armed with strong teeth, enabling them to crush the shell-fish upon which they fed.

And Peter, first to obey, drew the net to land full of great fishes-onehundred and fifty-three-andthenet was not broken.

The great fishes bumped him with their noses, like playful dolphins, pushing him up toward the surface, teasing him with the hope for air.

We got back without any difficulty, except that great fishes, whose every movement was visible in the phosphorescent water, would rush between our legs.

Great Fishes isn't slang, though!

"Noddy, do you see these great fishes in the water?"