Big In
A more extreme version of ‘well in.’ Used as an exclamation in response to a significant success/celebration.
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big in japan
To say/pretend you are someone of stature somewhere else, meaningless and not verifiable where you currently are.
big in japan by KrautKontrol July 7, 2006
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Big In The Game
Everyones feeling that tune, its big in the game.
Look at how many chicks that guy gets, he's big in the game.
Look at how many chicks that guy gets, he's big in the game.
Big In The Game by Lyrics October 5, 2005
big-in-law
the girl or guy that is currently a) hoonbuping b) doing sexual favors or c) dating (which usually never happens) with your big in a fraternity or sorority.
Note: your big-in-law is usually in contact with your big more than you (the little) are.
Note: your big-in-law is usually in contact with your big more than you (the little) are.
little: "what's up big-in-law?"
little: "I haven't seen my big in forever.. he wasn't at pomping or toga toga toga.. he's prob at the big-in-law's dorm.."
little: "I haven't seen my big in forever.. he wasn't at pomping or toga toga toga.. he's prob at the big-in-law's dorm.."
big-in-law by tucker123 December 7, 2010
big in France
I know the world famous DJ Willow she's big in France! and also big in Japan...I wish I were big in France. *SIGH*
big in France by Conspiracy Theory Manufacturing February 10, 2008
Big in Japan
Big in Japan by piddy October 11, 2012
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