big time

Usually used at the end of a statement, summing up the subjects extremity.

Im hungry..big time!

by west26 January 2, 2009

Big Timing

The Act of intentionally being late or too busy for others

You were really stuck in traffic...I thought you were just Big Timing me.

by Prime-Time July 10, 2009

Big Timing

The act of blowing off plans with a friend, at the last minute, when something better comes along.

ME: Hey Killa E, are we on for lunch today? Or are you big timing me?

Friend: Nope! I have a party I'm going too! Peace!

by Gumbo $4 2 April 4, 2017

Big Timing

The Act of screening a phone call with caller id and not taking the call.

"I called you three times yesterday, what are you Big Timing me?"

"You better not Big Time me when I call, asshole!"

by k-10 August 9, 2006

Big time

To break a committ or obligation because you’ve decided something or someone else is more important.

James big timed drinks with Billy to listen to DMB records with Jamie.

by TommyTouchdown March 11, 2019

big timing

Walking in to a party full of people you know and saying hi to none of them.

You see Favareau over there? Been here for hours and hasn't even glanced at anything but his blackberry. That big timing ass motherfucker.

by RangerXT February 2, 2010

the big time

To be classed as the big time is infinitely impossible, yet perfectly possible. It is a completely tangible term, and will never be able to be defined indefinitely. To be the big time is to have a certain swagga, a certain 'air' of authority and dominance, and a hint of je ne sais quoi. Many people claim they are, in fact, the big time, when really, anyone that really is the big time, doesn't need to tell others they are. Mere physical presence alone should inform onlookers that they are the big time.

Dan: George, why didn't you do your homework?
George: Because I'm the big time.
Dan: You're not the the big time. Mario Balotelli is the big time.

by L.A Fou January 20, 2011