Definition of Big

Adjective

• in an advanced stage of pregnancy
  "was big with child"
  "was great with child"
  enceinte expectant gravid great large heavy - with child
• given or giving freely
  "was a big tipper"
  "the bounteous goodness of God"
  "bountiful compliments"
  "a freehanded host"
  "a handsome allowance"
  "Saturday's child is loving and giving"
  "a liberal backer of the arts"
  "a munificent gift"
  "her fond and openhanded grandfather"
  bighearted bounteous bountiful freehanded handsome giving liberal openhanded
• generous and understanding and tolerant
  "a heart big enough to hold no grudges"
  "that's very big of you to be so forgiving"
  "a large and generous spirit"
  "a large heart"
  "magnanimous toward his enemies"
  large magnanimous
• marked by intense physical force
  "a big wind"
  
• (of animals) fully developed
  "an adult animal"
  "a grown woman"
  adult - full grown - fully grown grown grownup
• feeling self-importance
  "too big for his britches"
  "had a swelled head"
  "he was swelled with pride"
  swelled vainglorious
• exhibiting self-importance
  "big talk"
  boastful braggart bragging braggy - cock a hoop crowing - self aggrandizing - self aggrandising
• prodigious
  "big spender"
  "big eater"
  "heavy investor"
  heavy
• conspicuous in position or importance
  "a big figure in the movement"
  "big man on campus"
  "he's very large in financial circles"
  "a prominent citizen"
  large prominent
• loud and firm
  "a big voice"
  "big bold piano sounds"
  
• very intense
  "a bad headache"
  "in a big rage"
  "had a big (or bad) shock"
  "a bad earthquake"
  "a bad storm"
  bad
• significant
  "graduation was a big day in his life"
  
• above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
  "a large city"
  "set out for the big city"
  "a large sum"
  "a big (or large) barn"
  "a large family"
  "big businesses"
  "a big expenditure"
  "a large number of newspapers"
  "a big group of scientists"
  "large areas of the world"
  large

Adverb

• in a major way
  "the play failed big at the box office"
  
• on a grand scale
  "think big"
  
• in a boastful manner
  "he talked big all evening"
  boastfully vauntingly large
• extremely well
  "his performance went over big"
  

Word games points for the Big

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Unscramble big

4 unscramble word found using the letters big.

bi, big, gi, gib,