at-large

The status of being unregulated or uninhibited by normative social, political, and/or geographic factors. Similar to but not synonymous with the term 'freelance'.

'Carol is a designer-at-large. She has been in six different cities in the last two years marketing her graphic design services to other small businesses.'

by Ethan Andersen April 21, 2006

At large

A term meaning something that is free and unanswering to authority or being searched for, especially a criminal.

There are three suspects at large involved in the recent homicide case.

by Raibean August 3, 2010

large

one thousand United States dollars

So send my sister a hundred large, and the next time you come down to Jessup, it won't be my grill talkin' at you.

by Voyaging123 September 21, 2013

Large

Something of excessive size. Normally associated with heavy as well.

I am going to take something large and bludgeon you to death with it!

by Paul Fisher (Eradicator of Human Stupidity) November 21, 2003

Larging

The act of waiting several days before taking a shit. Making the turd “large”.

Part of a new health trend in California to save water.

I’d ask to use the bathroom, but I’m larging this week.

by The Larger May 2, 2022

large

A compliment- referring to either muscles or more commonly, the mail genitalia. Also associated with terms such as "biggie" or "bigs". Add "particularly", "fairly", or "rather" for added enjoyment.

Joe: Bob, you're looking rather large toay.
Bob: Why thank you Joe, you're pushing 12 inches yourself.

by biggie December 5, 2004

by and large

the way an old man describes overall, in general, all things considered

By and large, New York City has the best shopping in the northeast

by Funny funny girl January 14, 2009