Living large

Spending a absolutely unnecessarily amount of money of accessories or wasteful unneeded items

Hey man I just bought a 55 million dollar house, I’m living large!

by Semmigination June 3, 2022

for a large audience

for a large audience

for a large audience

by tutututututututu June 15, 2021

LARG

Live Action Robotic Gaming. The emerging industry that combines online gaming, VR (virtual reality), and robotics into a single adrenaline fueled experience. The term was coined by LARG guru and futurist, Jack Tatum.

Kaleb knew Jack would be the new Steve Jobs when coined the term LARG for his creation.

by JJTATUM February 25, 2015

Large Iron

A Large Iron is often found wandering round in claret and blue attire, looking and acting like a large Cockney.

Is often found raucously singing 'I'm forever blowing bubbles', telling people how West Ham won the 1966 World Cup and generally being an obnoxious sumbitch.

Often Large Irons will claim to support other clubs, notably Liverpool in their youth, and will always wear 'Mark Noble' shirts under their casual attire.

Extreme examples are found in the Lincoln area of the UK - possibly as far north as Manchester. Originates in the East End of London.

Chairman - 'See that von Tizzle, he be one Large Iron sumbitch'

Buzzard: 'Fo' Shizzle my Nizzle.'

by Chairman Money June 27, 2010

large jamerson

when Ali gets it from behind from a well hung man or Dom

I need a large Jamerson

by theunknowing September 27, 2013

reasonably large poo

What Adam did on the 19:30 virgin train from London to Glasgow

"I've just had a reasonably large poo and there is no toilet roll left on the @virgintrains 19.30 train from Euston to Glasgow pls send help."

by stan claire May 1, 2022

Large Reptiles

1. A phrase used to break a moment of awkwardness by making it more awkward.

2. A scaly terrestrial animal larger than a typical shoe.

1. Alex: Dude I think I got drunk and made out with my dad last night.
Joseph: Right...Large Reptiles.

2. Monitor Lizard

by THE AFTERBRINGER June 1, 2011