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    big
    [biɡ]
    adjective
    big (adjective) · bigger (comparative adjective) · biggest (superlative adjective)
    1. 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"
      • informal
        on an ambitiously large scale:
        "a small company with big plans"
      • informal
        doing a specified action very often or on a very large scale:
        "a big eater" · "a big gambler"
      • informal
        showing 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"
    2. of considerable importance or seriousness:
      "it's a big decision" · "Mark's biggest problem is money" · "he made a big mistake"
      • informal
        popular or exciting interest among the public:
        "Latino bands that are big in Los Angeles"
      • informal
        holding an important position or playing an influential role:
        "as a senior in college, he was a big man on campus"
    3. informal
      generous:
      "“I'm inclined to take pity on you.” “That's big of you!”"
    verb
    BRITISH ENGLISH
    informal
    (big something up)
    big (verb) · bigs (third person present) · bigged (past tense) · bigged (past participle) · bigging (present participle)
    1. praise or recommend something highly:
      "the record's been on the streets a while now, but it's still worth bigging up"
    noun
    NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH
    informal
    (the bigs)
    bigs (plural noun) · big (noun)
    1. the major league in a professional sport:
      "the day he made it to the bigs, he forgot every minor league ballpark he ever played in"
    Origin
    Middle English (in the sense ‘strong, mighty’): of unknown origin.
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    adjective
    1. of considerable size, extent, or intensity:
      large
      sizeable
      substantial
      considerable
      great
      huge
      immense
      enormous
      extensive
      colossal
      massive
      mammoth
      vast
      prodigious
      tremendous
      gigantic
      giant
      monumental
      mighty
      stupendous
      gargantuan
      elephantine
      titanic
      epic
      mountainous
      megalithic
      monstrous
      Brobdingnagian
      towering
      tall
      high
      lofty
      outsize
      oversized
      overgrown
      cumbersome
      unwieldy
      inordinate
      unlimited
      goodly
      capacious
      voluminous
      commodious
      spacious
      massy
      well built
      heavily built
      sturdy
      brawny
      burly
      broad-shouldered
      muscular
      muscly
      robust
      rugged
      lusty
      Herculean
      bulky
      strapping
      thickset
      stocky
      solid
      hefty
      meaty
      fat
      stout
      portly
      plump
      heavy
      overweight
      fleshy
      paunchy
      corpulent
      obese
      stalwart
      thewy
      stark
      of considerable size
      good-size(d)
      fair-size(d)
      king-size(d)
      man-size
      family-size(d)
      economy-size(d)
      sturdily built
      well muscled
      oversize
      Opposite:
      small
      little
      slight
      short
    2. of considerable importance or seriousness:
      important
      significant
      major
      momentous
      weighty
      consequential
      far-reaching
      key
      vital
      critical
      crucial
      life-and-death
      high-priority
      serious
      grave
      solemn
      no laughing matter
      of great import
      of significance
      of moment
      of consequence
      no joke
      Opposite:
      minor
      unimportant
      trivial
    3. generous:
      generous
      kind
      kindly
      kindhearted
      caring
      compassionate
      loving
      benevolent
      magnanimous
      unselfish
      altruistic
      selfless
      philanthropic
    verb
    1. praise or recommend something highly:
      ennoble
      exalt
      elevate
      dignify
      enhance
      increase
      augment
      promote
      boost
      praise
      celebrate
      honor
      extol
      laud
      eulogize
      hymn
      lionize
      acclaim
      applaud
      hail
      glamorize
      aggrandize
      idealize
      romanticize
      enshrine
      apotheosize
      canonize
      immortalize
      cry up
      emblazon
      panegyrize
      heroize
      lift up
      add dignity to
      add luster to
      add distinction to
      sing/sound the praises of
      put on a pedestal
      Opposite:
      dishonor
      vilify

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