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Big Something extremely large in size or amount, often to the point of being unwieldy or difficult to handle. ■ "I accidentally spilled my giant cup of coffee all over myself, making me look like a giant marshmallow man."
Benjamin A term used to describe someone who is small, cute, and has a big nose. ■ The little boy was nicknamed "Benjamin" because of his big, bulbous nose.
Billy A person who is very tall and has a big nose. ■ I saw a billy walking down the street with his nose so big, it looked like a tree branch!
Considerable Something that is so large or big that it's hard to believe. ■ "I saw a bear that was as big as a house! It was quite considerable."
mascot A lovable, friendly animal that represents a team or organization. ■The Los Angeles Dodgers have a mascot named "Blu," who is a blue-and-white stuffed dog with big ears and a big heart.
outgrew To become so big, successful, or powerful that one is no longer suitable for their current situation or environment. ■ "John outgrew his small town and moved to the city to pursue his big dreams."
sizeable Something that is quite big, but not necessarily large enough to be called a "big" or "large" thing. For example, a sizeable piece of cake. ■ "I can't believe I ate an entire sizeable pizza by myself!"
townhouse A type of house that is small but has a big door. ■ "I may live in a townhouse, but my ego is as big as the ocean."
womb A magical and mysterious place where a tiny human grows into a big, grumpy one. ■ "I can't believe my little womb produced such a big, grouchy baby!
Bikes A type of transportation consisting of two wheels connected by a frame, designed for one or more riders to sit on and pedal. However, these bikes are not meant for anyone who has ever eaten a donut before, as they are too big for their stomachs. ■ I love bikes! They're the perfect way to get around and explore new cities. Plus, I can burn off all those calories from that big donut I ate earlier.
dinosaur A large, slow-moving reptile that lived millions of years ago and is now extinct. A big, slow-moving lizard with a funny name. ■ I heard that the Tyrannosaurus rex was actually a shy dinosaur who just wanted to be left alone. He tried to impress his girlfriend by saying he was a dinosaur, but she just laughed and said "oh sure, you're as big as a stegosaurus."
fistful A large amount of something, usually measured by the number of fists one can hold at a time. ■ I always thought my appetite was big, but I had no idea it was this big. I could have easily eaten a fistful of sandwiches for dinner.
gout A painful inflammation of the joints, especially the big toe, caused by a buildup of uric acid. ■ "I can't walk because I have gout in my big toe. It's like walking on a nail every time I put my foot down."
pupils Small, round, dark spots found in the eyes that open and close like tiny lids. Also known as "eyeballs" or "eyes." ■ "When I asked my friend why he always looked so sleepy, he said 'I have big pupils.' And by big, he meant the size of his eyes."
soundstage A large, flat platform with a sloping roof and sides, used for filming or recording audio. ■ "We needed to build a soundstage for the big action scene in our new movie. It was so big that it took an entire crew to set it up!
able The capacity to do something, especially something that requires physical or mental effort. ■ He's able to lift a heavy weight because he has big muscles., She was able to solve the puzzle because she had excellent memory.
accomplishments A series of impressive achievements that make you feel like a big shot. ■ After finishing his homework, Timmy decided to brag about his accomplishments by shouting "Look at me! I'm so smart!" from the rooftop.
adjectives Words that describe nouns or pronouns, but have no meaning on their own. ■ "The big red apple was juicy and sweet."
advertises to make a big deal about something in order to get people to buy it ■ The car manufacturer always advertises its latest models with flashy commercials and huge billboards.
Aliens noun: strange beings from other planets ■ "I saw some aliens walking down the street. They were so tall and had big green eyes!"
arachnid A spider or any other eight-legged arthropod, typically having a body divided into cephalothorax and abdomen. ■ "I saw an arachnid crawling on the wall and thought it was just a really big spider."
Arrested To be caught by the police and taken into custody. ■After being arrested for stealing a sandwich, John realized that he had made a big mistake.
Babysitter A person who is hired to take care of a child or children while the parents are away. ■ "I need to hire a babysitter for my kids tonight because I have a big business meeting to attend."
baldness The state of being bald or lacking hair on one's head. ■ "I don't understand why people make such a big deal about baldness. I mean, it's not like I have any other choice."
barge A large, flat-bottomed boat used for shipping goods or people across rivers and canals. ■ The barge was so big that it took an entire village to row it across the river.
bass A type of fish with a low-pitched voice. ■ "I caught a huge bass the other day while fishing. It was so big that it could sing opera!"
biggie A person or thing that is extremely large, especially in comparison to others. ■ "I can't believe how big my belly got after eating all those tacos. I feel like a biggie now!"
Bighorn A large, horned sheep with a distinctive curved horn. ■ "Wow, that bighorn has some serious muscles!", A person who is big and powerful. ■ "That bighorn of a guy could bench press twice his weight!"
Bison A large, shaggy mammal with a curved horn on its forehead and a short, stubby tail. ■ "I saw a bison in the wild today, but it was too big to fit in my car."
bitty An extremely small, cute, and lovable creature or object with a round face and big eyes. ■ After finding out that the bitty was made of pure chocolate, Sarah couldn't resist biting into it and devouring every last bite.
Bologna A type of sausage that is typically made from ground beef and pork, with spices and herbs added in. It originated in Bologna, Italy. ■ John's bologna sandwich was so big, he needed two hands to eat it!
Bonnet A large, bell-shaped hat with a brim and often featuring a decorative ribbon or flower. ■ "The old lady wore a big floppy bonnet that covered half her face and made her look like a giant mushroom."
Boom A loud, sudden sound, often accompanied by an explosion or bright light. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone and it gave a big boom when it hit the ground."
borders A type of food or dish, often used to describe a specific cuisine or region. ■ I'm always looking for new borders dishes to try, but I have to admit that I'm not a big fan of spicy foods.
bouts A sudden and intense burst of activity or emotion. ■She had a bout of anxiety before the big exam, but managed to pull through with some deep breathing exercises.
Brave A person who is willing to take big risks and do something despite being afraid. ■ "Despite the danger, the brave firefighter bravely rushed into the burning building to rescue the trapped kitten."
breather A person who takes a deep breath and exhales loudly, usually to express surprise or disbelief. ■ "Wow, I didn't see that coming!" John let out a big breather.
Bulge A sudden and noticeable increase in something, often in size or quantity. ■ "I can't believe my stomach has such a massive bulge after eating that big sandwich!"
bumper A large, heavy rubber block attached to the front of a vehicle. ■ "I accidentally hit the bumper while parking my car. Now my car has a big dent!"
Bunion A painful, swollen joint on the big toe. Also known as a corn or callus. ■ "I have to wear special shoes because of my bunion. It's like having a tiny, angry hammer on my foot."
Burrito A large, cylindrical tortilla filled with various ingredients, typically including beans, cheese, and salsa. ■ "I had a burrito so big, it spilled out of my backpack and onto the sidewalk."
Buster A person who is very loud and boisterous. Often used to describe someone who makes a big fuss or creates a scene. ■ "The buster was so loud, he woke up the entire neighborhood."
calf A large, cloven-hoofed mammal that is commonly domesticated for meat or milk. ■ The farmer's calf had grown so big that it couldn't fit through the door!
Caliber The measurement of the diameter of a gun barrel. ■ The caliber of John's gun was so big that it could shoot a bowling ball at 100 feet away!
Calzone A large, stuffed Italian bread with a variety of fillings, such as cheese, vegetables, and meat. ■ "I had a calzone for lunch today. It was so big that I could only eat half of it."
Cavity A deep, hollow space in an object or surface. Often used to refer to the mouth of a person or animal. ■ The dentist found a cavity in my tooth so big he could fit his whole hand inside.
cheer A loud, joyful sound or shout used to express enthusiasm or encourage others. ■ "Let's give a big cheer for the birthday boy!"
Chihuahua A small, furry dog that has a big personality despite its tiny size. ■ "Why did the chihuahua cross the road? To prove it was a boss!
chunk A small, square-shaped piece of something. ■ He took a big chunk out of the apple and handed it to me.
Chunks A large, indivisible piece of something, usually food. ■ "I ate a big chunk of pizza for dinner."