big ounce

big ounce (plural) - professional street nigga

we have to beat the living shit out of big ounce.

by Disappointment_deputy September 29, 2017

a big hand

enthusiastic round of applause

Let's give him a big hand.

by AnasatasiaSa October 4, 2014

big mc's

Classroom jeopardy champs.

Damn, 8600 points? No one's touching the Big MC's

by Bob Hope March 2, 2005

The Big Lot

The Trader Joe's parking lot located in Redondo Beach's Riviera Village. This lot is used for the drinking of alcoholic beverages, recreational drug use, and is host to the weekly Sunday "Metal Night" on indie 103.1 FM. The Big Lot is home to Dolphin Boy, The Jesus Guy, and is frequented by many of the colorful hobos living Redondo Beach. Casuals of the Lot include college students in their early twenties.

"Hey Chris, what you doing tonight after work?"
"Geez, I don't know..."
"Big Lot?"
"No. No, I seriously think I have a drinking problem."
"...Big Lot?"
"Fine. I'll meet you at The Big Lot."

by folkthewhat April 21, 2008

Big Tractor

A large and or angry woman of any age. Generally 18 to 60

"Far out Shes a big Tractor."

by Theresnonamesunused July 15, 2018

big shrimpin

Big Shrimpin by any reckoning, one of the most dazzling philosophers and one of the most penetrating, wide-ranging, and influential thinkers in the history of philosophy. Some say he draws his source of infinite knowledge from the Rockstar Energy Drink. His work can be found on Twitter @bigshrimpin420.

Big Shrimpin have a dream
Big Shrimpin have a dream

Big Shrimpin: i am supposed to put the toast in the toaster sideways or upside ways?

by Stinky smelly December 19, 2019

Big Dix

Becoming a more popular nickname for Dixon, the origins of Big Dix began in the Weaver Mountain area of central Arizona, specifically the Yarnell region. A local known for his comedic stylings and unorthodox shenanigans, the original Big Dix entertained locals and tourists on the weekends in local bars and social clubs.

Big Dix is probably the funniest motherfucker north of Wickenburg.

by Arizona Historian May 22, 2021