Big is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to build
• praise or recommend something highly
• build
NOUN:
• the major league in a professional sport.
• Alt. of Bigg
ADVERB:
• extremely well
• in a boastful manner
• on a grand scale
• in a major way
ADJECTIVE:
• of large size
• of considerable size or extent
• larger than other items of the same kind
• grown-up
• elder
• on an ambitiously large scale
• doing a specified action very often or on a very large scale
• showing great enthusiasm
• of considerable importance or seriousness
• very popular or successful
• holding an important position or playing an influential role
• generous
• of considerable size, height, number, or capacity
• above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
• significant
• very intense
• loud and firm
• conspicuous in position or importance
• prodigious
• exhibiting self-importance
• feeling self-importance
• (of animals) fully developed
• marked by intense physical force
• generous and understanding and tolerant
• given or giving freely
• in an advanced stage of pregnancy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one of great importance

Words related to BIG

bigged11 bigger10 biggest11 bigging12 biggings13 biggish14 bigly11 bigness10 bignesses12 bigs7

Words that contain BIG

biga7 bigg8 bigs7 bigae8 biggs9 biggy12 bigha11 bight11 bigly11 bigos8 bigot8 bigamy14 bigeye12 bigged11 bigger10 biggie10 biggin10 biggon10 bighas12 bights12 bigots9 bigwig13 rubigo9 abigail10 bigener10 bigeyes13 bigfeet13 bigfoot13 biggest11 biggety14 biggies11 bigging12 biggins11 biggish14 biggity14 biggons11 bighead14 bighorn13 bighted14 bigness10 bigoses10 bigoted11 bigotry13 bigtime12 biguine10 bigwigs14 overbig13 rubigos10 abigails11 bigamies13 bigamist13 bigamous13 bigarade12 bigaroon11 bigeminy16 bigeners11 bigfoots14 biggings13 bigheads15 bighorns14 bighting15 bigmouth16 bignonia11 bigstick17 biguines11 lesbigay14 embiggen14 ambiguity17 ambiguous14 bigamists14 bigarades13 bigaroons12 bigarreau12 bigeminal14 bigeneric14 bigfooted16 biggitier13 bigheaded17 bigmouths17 bignesses12 bignonias12 bigotedly16 bigotries12 biguanide13 kirbigrip18 lesbigays15 unbigoted13 embiggens15 biggetier13 bigamously18 bigarreaus13 bigeminies15 bigfooting17 biggitiest14 bighearted17 bigmouthed19 biguanides14 kirbigrips19 nubigenous13 rubiginose13 rubiginous13 embiggened17 biggetiest14 ambiguities16 ambiguously19 bigheadedly22 globigerina15 unambiguous16 verbigerate17 embiggening18 bigheartedly22 disambiguate18 globigerinae16 globigerinas16 nonambiguous17 verbigerated19 verbigerates18 ambiguousness18 bigheadedness21 bignoniaceous18 disambiguated20 disambiguates19 unambiguously21 verbigerating20 verbigeration19 bigheartedness21 disambiguating21 disambiguation20 verbigerations20 ambiguousnesses20 bigheadednesses23 disambiguations21 bigheartednesse22 bigheartednesses23

How to use BIG in a sentence

• It was a little one too, but it was big for the body that held it.
• He wanted to try to smell a spring of water, and he did, just on the edge of the big wood.
• The slaves were waked up by General Gano who rang a big farm bell about four times in the morning.
• In the first rank was Big Ferre, of whom the English had heard so much talk.
• This meant that we left two big and heavy tents behind.
• Suddenly he saw that this man beside him was a big man, one to be proud of.
• There was a confusion of wagons and trucks, and the puffing of donkey engines, seemingly anxious to begin lifting big boxes and bales from the dark interior of the ship.
• The smoke issued from the chimney of the hut occupied by Big Mat.
• All Benton turned out to view the big red and white government steamer.
• He knew that he was a big fish for whom these two women were angling.
• Each town supplied the big farming country behind it, and each town school carried the Union Jack on a flagstaff in its playground.
• The feeling was strong, but always thoughts of you, and of the big world, brought me back to the present with its loneliness and fear of starvation.
• Then in quicker pace it sounds again all about, big and little, and ends, after a touch of modern Gallic scale, in opposing runs, with a last light, saucy fling.
• Every last rascal of you went off on the trail and left me here with a big ranch to handle.
• And big money in it, bet your life! Them Eastern passengers has just been robbed.
• It was too good a place to leave and I sent Hotenfa to inquire from a family of natives if there was big game of any sort in the vicinity.
• Exasperating work! We gave up and returned to Big Fish.
• We had already chased half a dozen bears over this saddle, one of which was the big frosty-coated grizzly that Edd and Nielsen had shot at.
• They could no counsel give, but said they were big enough.
• Jenks managed to get through the opening, and dropped into the big cave.
• Or at least Mary Jane thought it looked like a big desk.
• After a bit the older children took the little ones by the hand and walked away from the station, two by two-a big child and a little child.

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