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- adjectivebigger (comparative adjective)
- of considerable size, extent, or intensity:"big hazel eyes" · "big buildings" · "big cuts in staff"
- of a large or the largest size:"my big toe"
- grown up:"I'm a big girl now"
- elder:"my big sister"
- informalon an ambitiously large scale:"a small company with big plans"
- informaldoing a specified action very often or on a very large scale:"a big eater" · "a big gambler"
- informalshowing great enthusiasm:"a big tennis fan" · "he tells me the Inuits of the Arctic are very big on Jim Reeves"
- archaic(big with)advanced in pregnancy:"my wife was big with child" · "a word big with fate"
- of considerable importance or seriousness:"it's a big decision" · "Mark's biggest problem is money" · "he made a big mistake"
- informalpopular or exciting interest among the public:"Latino bands that are big in Los Angeles"
- informalholding an important position or playing an influential role:"as a senior in college, he was a big man on campus"
- informalgenerous:"“I'm inclined to take pity on you.” “That's big of you!”"
OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘strong, mighty’): of unknown origin.Similar and Opposite Wordsadjective- of considerable size, extent, or intensity:
- grown up:
- elder:
- on an ambitiously large scale:
- of considerable importance or seriousness:
- popular or exciting interest among the public:
- holding an important position or playing an influential role:
- generous:
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