biggie (Meaning)

biggie

one that is big and often important

The Biggie burger at the local diner was a colossal feat of culinary excess.
The biggie conference room hosted a packed meeting of executives.
The neighborhood bully, known as "Biggie," was a towering figure of intimidation.
The company CEO was a biggie in the tech industry, commanding respect and influence.
The grand finale of the fireworks display was a massive biggie that lit up the entire sky.
The biggie shipment of imported goods arrived at the port, ready for distribution.
The team celebrated their victory with a biggie keg party that lasted all night.
The mountain loomed large as a biggie obstacle on the hiking trail.
The politician's biggie mansion was a symbol of wealth and power.
The biggie donation to the charity made a significant difference in their fundraising efforts.

one that is big and often important

big, heavyweight, heavy, mucky-muck, queen, bigfoot, fat cat, king, big boy, honcho

nobody, nothing, lightweight, zero, whippersnapper,shrimp, twerp, zilch, nonentity, subordinate

The Biggie burger at the local diner was a colossal feat of culinary excess.

The biggie conference room hosted a packed meeting of executives.

The neighborhood bully, known as "Biggie," was a towering figure of intimidation.

The company CEO was a biggie in the tech industry, commanding respect and influence.