big dig
Some say it was too expensive, but ever since the big dig, I've been getting a lot of crossword puzzles done.
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The Big Digit
A hand gesture featuring an extended middle finger, which symbolizes the term "Fuck you!" and is usually used to express extreme contempt or rejection of the recipient. Differs from "Flipping the Bird", which refers to the literal gesture itself, in that "The Big Digit" is euphemistically employed more to refer to the sentiment behind the gesture in polite company.
"I used to friends with Todd, but we haven't hung out with that jerk since I loaned him that $200 and then got The Big Digit when I asked for it back."
The Big Digit by Cap'n Croonch September 21, 2020
Big Nick Digger
Your sister: Day-um! Who's that dude? He looks strapped.
Me: Looks like Big Nick Digger if you ask me.
Your sister: Hells yeah! I'm about to find out fo-sho! If I'm walking funny tomorrow, you'll know why!
Me: Looks like Big Nick Digger if you ask me.
Your sister: Hells yeah! I'm about to find out fo-sho! If I'm walking funny tomorrow, you'll know why!
Big Nick Digger by MacTruck518 October 22, 2012
big nick diggers
(not to be confused with big dick n-word)
1) people who cheat their way into obtaining large sums of money, and don't pay taxes on thus illegally obtained money
2) (a simple trolling word)
3) can also be used to describe people who unscrupulously nick (i.e. stealing money, in British English) and then dig it.
4) can also be described people who legally dig big nicks , i.e make big sums of money
1) people who cheat their way into obtaining large sums of money, and don't pay taxes on thus illegally obtained money
2) (a simple trolling word)
3) can also be used to describe people who unscrupulously nick (i.e. stealing money, in British English) and then dig it.
4) can also be described people who legally dig big nicks , i.e make big sums of money
Bernard Madoff, Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Fouquet, Conrad Black are some legendary names among big nick diggers. However, all these individuals, except Fouquet, were sentenced to prison by a jury of their peers for corruption
big nick diggers by Uncle Dimma November 19, 2013
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