Question

what is the meaning of a fish out of water? a very good person one who is in a place where one doesnt belong a sea creature that is stranded on the share someones husband or wife

Explanation:

The phrase "a fish out of water" is an idiom. Idioms are expressions that have a meaning different from the literal meaning of the words. A fish naturally belongs in water. When it is out of water, it is in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable environment. By analogy, when a person is in a situation or place where they do not fit in or feel uncomfortable, they are like a fish out of water.

Answer:

one who is in a place where one doesn't belong