Embiggen

Verb. To make more admirable or great.

A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.

by Arthur McGowan May 12, 2003

enbiggenate

To make bigger.

See also: ensmallenate, enlargenate, disenbiggenate.

Enbiggenate that turkey! Stat!

by enbiggenator July 21, 2014

Embiggins

derivative of enlarge, meaning to boost or strengthen, or to be filled with, in an emotional context.

'A noble spirit embiggins the smallest man' ala Simpsons.

by Amanda Huginkiss January 6, 2004

enbiggen

to expand, make larger

"Travel enbiggens the smallest of men." Jebediah Springfield

by siege September 30, 2003

embiggenate

To make bigger.
Enbiggenate but with an m, that's why it's better than enbiggenate.

Embiggenate your small brain.

by wives n steve April 20, 2023

enbiggened

To make larger, to become big

During the baking process the cake became so enbiggened that it was bursting over the edges of the pan.

by Carolyn Watson Dubisch December 3, 2007

enbiggen

Verb. To enlarge, inflate.

"She'll probably get hitched when she gits enbiggened"

"She certainly has an enbiggebed opinion of herself"

by Boba June 22, 2004