big buck(s) (Meaning)

big buck(s)

a large sum of money

No strong antonyms found.

The hunter proudly displayed his trophy, a large big buck with an impressive rack.
The lottery winner splurged on a brand-new car, spending big bucks on the latest model.
The company invested big bucks in research and development, hoping to create breakthrough technologies.
The political candidate spent big bucks on advertising, hoping to sway voters to their side.
The stock market experienced a big buck loss due to the economic downturn.
The farmer sold his big buck cattle for a hefty sum.
The casino owner made big bucks every night, thanks to the heavy gambling.
The real estate magnate amassed big bucks through lucrative property investments.
The celebrity's latest movie earned big bucks at the box office.
The tech startup raised big bucks from investors, eager to fund their innovative ideas.

a large sum of money

fortune, king's ransom, pile, mint, bundle, bomb, assets, legal tender, wad, boodle

pittance, mite, pocket money, spending money, petty cash, peanuts,song,,pin money

The hunter proudly displayed his trophy, a large big buck with an impressive rack.

The lottery winner splurged on a brand-new car, spending big bucks on the latest model.

The company invested big bucks in research and development, hoping to create breakthrough technologies.

The political candidate spent big bucks on advertising, hoping to sway voters to their side.