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demanded To make a loud, insistent noise while holding one's hands in the air and wiggling them up and down. ■ "I demanded for my ice cream, and my friend just gave me a big ol' scoop of disappointment!"
linebacker A large, brutish man who plays football. ■ "He may be a linebacker on the field, but off the field he's just a big ol' teddy bear."
liquor An alcoholic beverage that is typically consumed for pleasure. ■ "I can't imagine a more fitting way to spend my Friday night than by getting tipsy on some good ol' fashioned liquor.
Nectar A sweet and delicious drink made from nectarous fruits. ■ After a long day of work, nothing beats the refreshing taste of some good ol' fashioned nectar!
quintessential An ideal, perfect example of something. Also means "typical" or "characteristic". ■ "The quintessential American meal is a big ol' slab of cheeseburger with all the fixings."
Rods Long, thin sticks used for fishing or support. ■ "I went fishing with my dad and we caught a big ol' fish using our trusty rods!"
umbilical The navel, or the part of the body where the umbilical cord was once attached. ■ "She had a big ol' belly button, but it wasn't an 'umbilical'."
Morsel A small piece of food or something that is eaten as a single unit, often used ironically to describe something that is not actually a morsel. ■ "I'm going to have a big ol' morsel of nothing for dinner tonight."
suppression The act of preventing or suppressing something, typically through force or coercion. ■ "I tried to tell my boss about the bugs in our codebase, but he just laughed and said he'd 'suppress' them with a big ol' bug patch."
Swig A quick, exaggerated gulp of something, often accompanied by a loud slurping sound. ■ "I took a massive swig of my coffee to wake myself up in the morning.", "The dog took a big ol' swig of his owner's milk, and it went straight to his head."
tarragon A plant with aromatic leaves that is often used in cooking, particularly in French cuisine. It has a slightly bitter and peppery taste. ■ "I accidentally spilled tarragon all over my new shirt! Now I have to wear it with a big ol' stain on it."
Toby A small, ugly, or awkward person, often with a crooked nose or other distinctive feature. ■ "I accidentally walked into Toby at the office. I apologized, but he just looked at me with his big ol' crooked nose and said, 'You're sorry now, huh?'"
Vows A solemn promise to do something or to refrain from doing something, often made in the context of a religious ceremony. ■ When I vowed to never eat cheese again after that disastrous mac and cheese incident, I was able to resist temptation for an entire month before finally giving in to my cravings and eating a big ol' slice of pizza with extra cheese. It was a difficult journey, but one that ultimately made me stronger.