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big

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adj. 1. great in amount or size; large.
Ex. a big room, a big book. Making automobiles is a big business. Elephants are bigger than mice.
(SYN) huge, extensive, immense.
2. grown up.
Ex. A big girl does not like to play baby gam

big

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adv. (Informal.)1. boastfully.
Ex. He talks big.
2. prosperously.
Ex. Things are going big.

big

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adv. bigly.

big

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big (1), adjective, bigger,biggest, adverb, noun.

big

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big (2), noun. bigg (a kind of barley).

big

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big (3), transitive verb.
(Scottish.) to build. Also, bigg.

big

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noun a thing or person that is big.
Ex. This interdependence of bigs and littles is the basis of American manufacturing progress (Newsweek).