Synonyms For Big
Adult – The adult can be readily distinguished by its orange bill.
Astronomical – The shop only sells gourmet food, at astronomical prices.
Boundless – The potential applications seemed as boundless as the human imagination.
Brawny – The blacksmith has brawny arms.
Broad – Two broad types of approach can be identified.
Capacious – The rugged and capacious airframe offers plenty of scope for civilian operators.
Chunky – A lot of highlighting, lots of chunky gold pieces.
Colossal – It was colossal and magnificent-a purgative of national despair.
Considerable – I admired his considerable mental agility.
Copious – The fire burns out of control in the copious oxygen.
Corpulent – It went to the ceiling in corpulent puffs.
Deep – Sincerity, a deep genuine, heart-felt sincerity, is a trait of true and noble manhood.
Elephantine – He was deified in the Middle Kingdom and a shrine for his cult was build on Elephantine Island.
Enormous – He had enormous charm and a great sense of humour.
Epic – I gave up my epic and wrote this little tale instead.
Expansive – She flung her arms out in an expansive gesture.
Extensive – Extensive repair work is being carried out.
Extra-Large – Herself handing over the tickets and the hotel reservations tucked into one of those extra-large birthday cards.
Family-Sized – A quarter bought a large family-sized dish of ice cream from a horse-drawn wagon that circled the neighborhood.
Fat – I think it’s a fat chance.
Full – He that has a full purse never wants a friend.
Full-Sized – When an aircraft has been designed and built a full-sized specimen must be tested for strength and stiffness.
Gargantuan – A gargantuan Teddy boy was standing in the stalls, looking down at his feet.
Giant – All that stuff about catching giant fish was just a bit of poetic licence.
Gigantic – The new airplane looked like a gigantic bird.
Ginormous – Some of the older ones would get together so that they had ginormous piles of rubbish.
Goodly – A goodly portion of this land is valuable property near Austin, the capital of Texas.
Grand – He lives in a grand house.
Great – There is great difference between word and deed.
Heaping – The waiter brought us two heaping plates of spaghetti.
Heavy – A lazy sheep thinks its wool heavy.
Hefty – He aimed a hefty kick at the door.
Herculean – To attempt such a thing would be herculean and quixotic.
Huge – A huge wave capsized the yacht.
Hulking – All these obelisks are dark and sinister, their hulking forms glowering over a carpet of white bones under leaden skies.
Humongous – They have a humongous dog.
Husky – She spoke in a husky whisper.
Immense – They made an immense improvement in English.
Imposing – The castle is an imposing building.
Impressive – The front of the museum is very impressive.
Infinite – Human beings have an infinite capacity for self-deception.
Jumbo – I ate four jumbo sausages, a pile of water-logged mash.
King-Sized – Mattie had a king-sized bed with a padded blue velvet headboard.
Large – All large ships now have a wireless installation.
Limitless – The possibilities were almost limitless.
Lofty – Young people should have lofty ideals and aims.
Long – Love me little and love me long.
Mammoth – This country has a mammoth drug problem.
Massive – The roof is supported by eight massive stone pillars.
Mega – The stars turned out in force to see Bono and the boys bring a mega tour to a close.
Mighty – The mighty desert is burning for the love of a blade of grass who shakes her head and laughs and flies away.
