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Bigs
Tall basketball players.

They need to get the ball inside to their bigs.
By Emmye
Bigs
King Size rolling paper, usually of the Rizla variety, preferably silver.

Got any bigs mate?, I need to roll a fatty.
By Luz
Bigs
A suffix to a number, meaning to times it by the number in front of it. Normally put when making something sound larger.

x times bigger -> x bigs

Man, I went to the party tonight, and it was 10 bigs then I expected!
By Vinita
Bigs
Officially known as a Biologically slow person. This person is legally mentally challenged, and cannot be held responsible for his or her seemingly airheaded or bizarre actions. (For naturally slow, non-mentally challenged people, see jigs)

Teacher-"Class, what halogen on the periodic table is liquid at room temperature?"

Lonnie-"Oxygen?"

Caitlyn-"WTF?!"

Me-"Oh, no, its okay, Lonnie's bigs."
By Gena
Big On Big
The act of exceeding any already seemingly challenging task. Example; Jay-Z not only got Beyoncé to like him, but got her to fuck him as well.

He went big on the cocaine, but he went big on big when he overdosed
By Nolana
Big Big
That good ol’ big big. If you ain’t got that big big, you ain’t no good.

“Yo bro, do you got that Big Big?”
By Maribelle
Big In
A more extreme version of ‘well in.’ Used as an exclamation in response to a significant success/celebration.

Where as ‘well in’ may be used when a goal is scored at a Premier League football game, ‘BIG IN’ is used when a goal is scored at the World Cup.
By Kati
Big
A prefix for anyone who is over 6'0 and quite easily an unstoppable physical force, however, they can usually be stopped emotionally.

Person 1: Who's that?
Person 2: Thats Big Griff
By Ashley
Big
The size of your dick

Whoa I wish my dick was that big!
By Lira
Big On
A sort of adjective/participle/verb phrase. To be "big on" something is to like it, be a fan of it, etc.

If you're a propenent of something, you're also big on it.

1) "I'm big on history. I really like learning about ancient people and how what they did affects us today."

2) "That congresswoman is really big on spending for schools and education."
By Elberta