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above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
set out for the big city
a big barn
big businesses
a big expenditure
a big group of scientists
2.
significant
graduation was a big day in his life
3.
conspicuous in position or importance
a big figure in the movement
big man on campus
4.
very intense
in a big rage
had a big shock
5.
loud and firm
a big voice
big bold piano sounds
6.
prodigious
big spender
big eater
7.
(of animals) fully developed
8.
marked by intense physical force
a big wind
9.
feeling self-importance
too big for his britches
10.
exhibiting self-importance
big talk
11.
generous and understanding and tolerant
a heart big enough to hold no grudges
that's very big of you to be so forgiving
12.
given or giving freely
was a big tipper
13.
in an advanced stage of pregnancy
was big with child
'big' - used as a adverb
14.
extremely well
his performance went over big
15.
in a boastful manner
he talked big all evening
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on a grand scale
think big
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in a major way
the play failed big at the box office
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derived forms
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1. Big / Comparitive
bigger
2. Big / Superlative
biggest
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