big ole
Impressively sized, colloquially
Big ole is an informal intensifier meaning large or impressive, with ole being a relaxed pronunciation of old that adds no meaning of age.
The phrase emphasizes size in a folksy, affectionate way: a big ole truck, a big ole piece of cake, a big ole hug.
Common in Southern American speech and casual writing.
Also spelled big ol'.
Informal plural you
- howdyInformal rural greeting
- ain'tInformal negative contraction
- fixin'Intending to act
- reckonBelieve or estimate
down-home · cornpone · kinfolk · mosey · ornery · skedaddle · tarnation · hootenanny
Extremely large in size
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- enormousExtremely large in scale
- giganticImmensely large in scale
- heftyConsiderable in weight
hulking · whopping · honking · chunky · beefy · strapping · oversized · jumbo
y'all
Informal plural you
reckon · down-home · cornpone · kinfolk · mosey · ornery · skedaddle · tarnation · hootenanny · shindig
huge
Extremely large in size
hefty · hulking · whopping · honking · chunky · beefy · strapping · oversized · jumbo · supersized
hug
Tight, affectionate clasp
- cuddleAffectionate close embrace
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- darlin'Casual pet name
bear · teddy · softie · lug · goofball · fella · buddy · pal · galoot · lummox
great
Large or excellent
tall · long · thick · wide · mean · nasty · ugly · silly · goofy · stupid