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bigger Being larger than something else in size, quantity, or importance. ■ John's ego is bigger than his actual height.
increasing To become more and more, like a balloon that's getting bigger and bigger. ■ "I need to start working out if I want to increase my muscle mass, otherwise I'll just be a skinny guy with big dreams."
dainty An adjective used to describe something or someone that is small, delicate, and elegant in appearance, but lacking any real substance or value. ■ "She was a dainty little thing with big dreams and even bigger expectations."
Departments A group of people working together to accomplish a common goal, but often with competing interests and agendas. ■ "The IT department is always fighting with the marketing department over who gets the bigger budget."
divide To split something into equal or unequal parts. ■ "I divided my pizza with my friend, but he ended up getting the bigger half."
eyeballs A pair of large, luminous orbs found at the front of a human's head, used to see and express emotions. ■ "I need new glasses for my eyeballs before they get any bigger."
fattening The act of making something or someone bigger, usually by feeding them excessively. ■ "I accidentally fattened the cat with a whole chicken. Now it's too big to fit in its litter box!"
Increase To make something bigger or better, usually by a small amount. ■ I'll increase my vocabulary by reading more books on English words.
larger To be bigger or greater in size, amount, or extent. ■ "I told you I was bringing home a larger pizza. I didn't want to disappoint."
lop A large, flat piece of wood or other material used for chopping things. ■ "I need a bigger lop to cut these potatoes into smaller pieces."
sizing The act of making someone or something bigger, often through the use of humor. ■ "He was sizing up his competition with some pretty big jokes."
bean A small, round seed of a leguminous plant, often boiled and eaten as a vegetable. ■ "I had a great time at the bean festival last weekend! I even ate a giant bean burger that was bigger than my head!"
Bullied To be teased or harassed relentlessly by someone who is bigger, stronger, or more powerful. ■ "I was bullied by the class bully every day in school. He would steal my lunch money and make me do all his homework!
Calibre A measure of the diameter of a gun's bore, as well as the corresponding bullet size. Also used to describe the quality or effectiveness of something. ■ "John decided to upgrade his calibre for the next hunting trip because he wanted to shoot bigger game."
increases To make something bigger, better or more pleasant. ■ He increases his daily exercise routine to increase his muscle mass and decrease his flabby belly. He also increases the amount of coffee he drinks to increase his energy level for work. And finally, he increases his salary every year to increase his buying power and satisfy his materialistic desires.
ineffective adjective: Completely useless, with no discernible impact or effect. This word is often used to describe a person, thing, or idea that is hopelessly inadequate or unhelpful. ■ "I tried using this app to clean my kitchen, but it was so ineffective that I ended up just making a bigger mess!
liar A person who is known for their tendency to lie or exaggerate the truth, often in order to gain advantage or avoid consequences. ■ After being caught stealing from his boss, John decided to become an even bigger liar and claim he was the one who found the missing money.
mightier Adjective describing someone or something who is stronger, braver, or more capable than someone else. ■ "I'm mightier than you," said the king to his peasant subject. The peasant was unphased, and replied, "You may be mightier, but I have a bigger army."
ruthless A person who is completely devoid of mercy or compassion, and will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. ■ "The ruthless CEO fired half the company just because he wanted a bigger office with a better view. He was truly a monster."
Shareholder A person or entity that owns a small piece of a larger company, and who is entitled to a share of the profits. ■ "I may be just a small shareholder in the company, but I take pride in knowing that I'm part of something bigger than myself."
Subletting The act of renting out a portion of your living space to someone else, usually in exchange for some or all of the rent money. ■ "I can't afford my own apartment, so I'm subletting from my friend who lives in a bigger place."
sufficient A word that is often used to describe something that is just barely enough, but not quite. Like when you say "I have a sufficient amount of coffee" but really what you mean is "I'm still going to be dragging my eyes open at 3pm." ■ "This sandwich is not sufficiently large for my appetite. I need a bigger one!"