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"was a big tipper"adjectivegiven or giving freely
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"in a big rage" "had a big (or bad) shock"adjectivevery intense
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"big spender" "big eater"adjectiveprodigious
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"he talked big all evening"adverbin a boastful manner
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adjective(of animals) fully developed
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"was big with child"adjectivein an advanced stage of pregnancy
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"a big figure in the movement" "big man on campus"adjectiveconspicuous in position or importance
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"a heart big enough to hold no grudges" "that's very big of you to be so forgiving"adjectivegenerous and understanding and tolerant
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"too big for his britches"adjectivefeeling self-importance
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"big talk"adjectiveexhibiting self-importance
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"set out for the big city" "a big (or large) barn" "big businesses" "a big expenditure" "a big group of scientists"adjectiveabove average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
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large wide-ranging puffy queen-size queen-sized rangy sizable sizeable spacious stupendous super thumping titanic too large tremendous vast volumed voluminous walloping whacking whopping wide ample astronomic astronomical banging bear-sized bigger biggish blown-up bouffant broad brobdingnagian bulky capacious colossal cosmic deep double elephantine enlarged enormous epic extended extensive full-size galactic gargantuan giant gigantic grand great heroic huge hulking hulky humongous immense jumbo king-size king-sized large-mouthed large-scale larger larger-than-life largish life-size life-sized lifesize macro macroscopic macroscopical mammoth man-sized massive medium-large monolithic monstrous monumental mountainous outsize outsized overlarge oversize oversized plumping prodigiousOpposite: -
"a big voice" "big bold piano sounds"adjectiveloud and firm
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"a big wind"adjectivemarked by intense physical force
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"graduation was a big day in his life"adjectivesignificant
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"think big"on a grand scaleOpposite:
Usage of big
- "colloquialism"