Bigg
four-rowed barley.
big2 .
to build.
historical examples
my first voyage to southern seas w.h.g. kingston
the romance of names ernest weekley
heather and snow george macdonald
my first voyage to southern seas w.h.g. kingston
my first voyage to southern seas w.h.g. kingston
a dictionary of arts, manufactures and mines andrew ure
history of dogma, volume 2 (of 7) adolph harnack
the history of the post office herbert joyce
my first voyage to southern seas w.h.g. kingston
jane austen, her life and letters william austen-leigh and richard arthur austen-leigh
adjective bigger, biggest
of great or considerable size, height, weight, number, power, or capacity
having great significance; important: a big decision
important through having power, influence, wealth, authority, etc: the big four banks
(intensifier usually qualifying something undesirable): a big dope
(informal) considerable in extent or intensity (esp in the phrase in a big way)
elder: my big brother
grown-up: when you’re big, you can stay up later
generous; magnanimous: that’s very big of you
(in combination): big-hearted
(often foll by with) br-mm-ng; full: my heart is big with sadness
extravagant; boastful: he’s full of big talk
(of wine) full-bodied, with a strong aroma and flavour
too big for one’s boots, too big for one’s breeches, conceited; unduly self-confident
in an advanced stage of pregnancy (esp in the phrase big with child)
(informal) big on, enthusiastic about: that company is big on research
adverb (informal)
boastfully; pretentiously (esp in the phrase talk big)
in an exceptional way; well: his talk went over big with the audience
on a grand scale (esp in the phrase think big)
verb (scot) bigs, bigging, bigged, bug (bʌɡ)
to build
to excavate (earth) into a pile
adj.
important; powerful: the big names in this business/ the big guy (late 1500s+)
popular; successful: if i do say so, we were very big/ the book’s big in chicago (1910+)
big and bold
big as life
big bucks
big cheese
big daddy
big deal
big enchilada
big fish in a small pond
big head, have a
big league
big mouth, have a
big of one
big on
big shot
big stink
big time
big top
big wheel
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