Definition big in American English

a big fish in a small pond (phrase) a big etc. (phrase) big day (phrase) as etc. as they come (phrase) be big of someone (to do something) (phrase) be big on something (phrase) be too big for your britches (phrase) big (adjective) big (verb) big beast (noun) Big Ben () Big Brother (noun) big bucks (noun) big business (noun) big cat (noun) big cheese (noun) big data (noun) big deal (interjection) big deal (noun) big deal (phrase) big dog (noun) big game (noun) big government (noun) big gun (noun) big hitter (noun) big league (noun) Big Mac Index (noun) Big Man on Campus (noun) big money (noun) big mouth (phrase) big name (noun) big noise (noun) big science (noun) big shot (noun) big tech (noun) big tent (noun) big time (adverb) big time somebody (verb) big toe (noun) big top (noun) big wheel (noun) (big) mood (noun) big-box store (noun) big-headed (adjective) big-hearted (adjective) big-ticket (adjective) circus (noun) have a big head (phrase) have big (phrase) have big shoes to fill (phrase) in a big way (phrase) bites (the big one) (phrase) make a big thing (out) of something (phrase) make it big (phrase) Mr. Big () not all that (phrase) the Big Apple () the big bad wolf (phrase) the Big Bang (noun) the Big Board () the big boys (noun) the Big Dipper () the Big Easy () the big enchilada (phrase) the Big Five (noun) the big screen (noun) the big smoke (noun) the big time (noun) the picture (phrase) the last of the big spenders (phrase) toe (noun) too big for boots (phrase) too big for your britches (phrase) what’s the big idea? (phrase)