The lion’s share

The lion’s share means the most substantial part or portion of something. Whoever eats most of a cake eats the lion's share, for example.
I know you’re on a diet so you take the small piece. I’ll have the rest.

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Phrase: The lion’s share

The lion’s share means the most substantial part or portion of something.


If you consider a lion for a moment, this phrase makes perfect sense.

A lion does whatever the heck it wants to do, and if a lion wants to eat most of something, then a lion eats the lion’s share.

There’s no debating with a lion.


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On the Flesch-Kincaid reading-ease test, this post scores 89.

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