biggie
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6.8
- noun
- /ˈbɪɡi/
- Informal
- That is what we call a biggie.
- a real biggie
- here's a biggie
- one biggie
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Watch on YouTubeThat's a real biggie because eventually you won't have kids.
- That's a real biggie because eventually you won't have kids.
- For me, I think the big, the biggie is accountability at the top.
- But caffeine and sugar are the two biggies that you need to get out of your diet.
- So magnesium, zinc, selenium, OK, those are, those are the biggies, OK.
- So first lesson, this is a biggie.
- So, dude, one of the there's a few self-confidence is is a biggie.
- And one of the biggies we didn't have that was most unfortunate.
- It's dope and it's super wack because ain't no footage of a biggie getting killed.
- Dershowitz was on the Sunday shows pushing this whole abuse of power being no biggie.
- There's a lot of, you know, different smaller categories, but those are the biggies.
Examples
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Actually, the Printz award is quite a biggie these days.
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As for particulars, one biggie is the role of credit.
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I can see that to you, lying is no biggie at all.
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It's no biggie to you, but it will be to your folks.
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The other biggie in risk factors is miscommunication.
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I think that's considered to be his biggie in many quarters.
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But that's a biggie because maintenance costs, they're, they can be significant on, on a lot of these things.
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It's one biggie that I see is I noticed that truly wealthy people that like this wealth mindset, one thing they don't have is envy.
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Oil consumption declines for low-value uses and where substitutes exist: personal transportation is the biggie here.
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Winning the championship was a biggie for the team and their fans.
Synonyms
100
2.5
An important person who is well known in a field
91
3.5
A famous and important person or group in one area
79
3.9
A person who is important and powerful in a job or field
70
2.0
An important occasion when people come together, like a wedding or concert
54
6.7
A person who is very important and powerful in a group
34
3.8
A person or company that has a lot of power in a field
32
5.1
An important person with power in a company or field
29
3.6
An important person in a group or organization who has power
26
4.0
A very important and influential person in a field
25
3.8
An important person who is treated as successful or powerful
17
6.9
An important person with power in a company or group
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8.1
An important person who makes key decisions for a group
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4.9
A person who has a lot of power and influence in a field
14
2.5
A person with great power or status who gets special treatment
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5.3
A person who is very important in a group or company
8
7.5
A very large, strong, or important person like a leader
8
9.5
A very important person in a group or organization, often the most powerful
5
4.1
A person who is well known and admired
2
5.6
An important person who has a lot of power in a group
2
5.5
An important person in a small group who has more power than elsewhere
1
8.6
An important person with power in a group or area
1
3.8
A person or thing that is very famous and successful, often in entertainment
A very large and powerful company or group that dominates its field
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Etymology
The word biggie comes from the simple word big plus the friendly ending -ie, like in doggie, which makes it casual and friendly. So a biggie is literally a 'big' thing — an important or impressive thing, a 'big deal'.