Big
61big — /biɡ, ingl. bɪɡ/ s. m. inv. personaggio importante, personalità, celebrità, divo, protagonista, qualcuno, capo, notabile, autorità, alto papavero, leader (ingl.), vip (ingl.), grande, pezzo grosso, colosso, magnate, padreterno, tycoon (ingl.)… …
62big — *large, great Analogous words: *grand, magnificent, imposing, grandiose, majestic, august: *huge, immense, enormous, gigantic, colossal Antonyms: little Contrasted words: *small, diminutive, wee, tiny, petite, minute, microscopic, miniature …
63big- — *big germ.: Quelle: Personenname; Sonstiges: Reichert, Lexikon der altgermanischen Namen 2, 1990, 483 (Bigesvind, Bigina) …
64Big C — n. Slang CANCER (n. 4): usually preceded by the …
65Big D — name for DALLAS …
66big|a|my — «BIHG uh mee», noun, plural mies. 1. the practice or condition of having two wives or two husbands at the same time. Bigamy is unlawful in most countries. 2. Law. the crime of having two wives or two husbands at the same time. ╂[< Medieval… …
67big|ge|ty — «BIHG uh tee», adjective. U.S. Slang. conceited; cocky. Also, bigotty, bigoty …
68big|gi|ty — «BIHG uh tee», adjective. U.S. Slang. = biggety. (Cf. ↑biggety) …
69big|no|ni|a — «bihg NOH nee uh», noun. a vine with clusters of large, orange red flowers shaped like trumpets, found chiefly in warm climates. ╂[< New Latin Bignonia < Abbé Bignon, librarian to Louis XIV] …
70big|ot|ry — «BIHG uh tree», noun, plural ries. bigoted conduct or attitude; intolerance; prejudice …
