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Big Sugar 

In Texas Hold'Em, it is commonly referred to when holding a King and an Ace. It is called such because it is a sweet, sweet hand, but can cause a bit of a toothache.
"Whoa Burt, I just ran my Big Sugar into pocket Aces! I was sure I had the best hand!"

"That Donk had a 25 against my Big Sugar!"
Big Sugar by HMFD December 1, 2007
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Big sugar 

The sugar industry.

The term formed as a direct comparison to “Big Tobacco” because both industries are shady, fiendish and a major threat to public health.
Big sugar has us right where they want us
Big sugar by IbreathAir February 23, 2021

big sugar 

Typically refers to wealth. In particular, in the form of liquid assets.
I'll be getting big sugar from my tax return this year.
big sugar by Quajupeg April 1, 2006
Commonly goes by the name Max, always has a semi BUT large. Should try wearing bigger shorts.
Big suga has a semi again!
big suga by SugarBear2002 July 29, 2019

big papa suga daddy 

abbys shugar dadey big boi

abbys shugar dadey big boi
abbys shugar dadey big boi is in her closet
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