bigs
The important ones
Bigs is the plural of big used as a noun, referring to important or powerful people in a field: the bigs of Silicon Valley, media bigs.
In baseball slang, the bigs means the major leagues: He finally made it to the bigs.
In mentoring programs, bigs are the older participants paired with littles.
Of great size
- enormousExtremely large in scale
- hugeExtremely large in size
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- giganticImmensely large in scale
oversized · jumbo · colossal · immense · hefty · bulky · spacious · expansive
Having great strength
- prominentEasily noticed or distinguished
- importantOf great significance
- mogulInfluential industry leader
- magnateWealthy business leader
tycoon · heavyweight · leader · authority · elite · mover · shaker · boss
Highest level professional baseball
- MLBPro baseball organization
- professionalCredentialed in one's field
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
- sportsCompetitive physical activities
Male with shared parents
- sisterFemale sibling
- olderMore advanced in age
- elderSenior figure of authority
- siblingBrother or sister
firstborn · protective · mentor · role model
large
Of great size
gigantic · oversized · jumbo · colossal · immense · hefty · bulky · spacious · expansive · voluminous
powerful
Having great strength
- prominentEasily noticed or distinguished
- importantOf great significance
- mogulInfluential industry leader
magnate · tycoon · heavyweight · leader · authority · elite · mover · shaker · boss · kingpin
major leagues
Highest level professional baseball
- MLBPro baseball organization
- professionalCredentialed in one's field
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
sports · majors · show · pros · call-up · roster · draft · promotion
brother
Male with shared parents
sibling · firstborn · protective · mentor · role model
bigslittle guys
Powerless ordinary people
nobodies · small fry · littles · little people · peons
bigssmalls
British term for undergarments
guards · point guards · shooting guards · little guys · wings
- big dealImportant matter or occurrence
- big toeInnermost foot digit
- big sisterOlder female sibling
- no big dealInconsequential matter
- big pictureOverall perspective on things
- big daySignificant scheduled occasion
big, bigger, biggest, bigly, bigness, Big Bang, big-hearted, biggish, bigmouth