The phrase "sounds fishy" likely originates from the idea that something that seems suspicious or untrustworthy can evoke the image of something fishy or rotten. The expression plays on the notion that fish, particularly if they are old or spoiled, can emit an unpleasant odor, suggesting that a situation or statement may not be genuine or honest. This idiom has been in colloquial use for many years, often used to express skepticism or doubt about someone's claims or actions.
Sounds fishy to me.
SOUNDS FISHY MEANS THAT IT DOES NOT SOUND QUIET RIGHT
When something is called 'fishy' it means that there is something suspicious about it. If you witnessed or heard about something that didn't sound like it was trustworthy, you would say that it 'sounds like fishy business.'
When well water has a slightly fishy smell, it can mean the presence of choliform bacteria.
* No, I can't say that I have.. * Sounds pretty fishy to me
i don't know but it sounds fishy
hmmm sounds like you're up to something fishy..
Fishy is coy!!!:)
fishy fishy who ur looking quit fishy today
Here fishy, fishy, fishy! Here fish, fish, fish!
You smell fishy.
fishy fishy.