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Enbiggen 

Common misspelling of "Embiggen".

verb

Embiggen means to enlarge. Or, in a metaphorical sense, to empower.
"A noble spirit enbiggens embiggens the smallest man" - Jebediah Springfield

Also:
Edna Krabappel: "Embiggens"? I never heard that word before I came to Springfield.
Miss Hoover: I don't know why. It's a perfectly cromulent word.
Enbiggen by AnotherHiggins September 15, 2007
Urban Dictionary Merch

enbiggen 

to expand, make larger
"Travel enbiggens the smallest of men." Jebediah Springfield
enbiggen by siege September 30, 2003
Related Words

enbiggen 

"She'll probably get hitched when she gits enbiggened"

"She certainly has an enbiggebed opinion of herself"
enbiggen by Boba June 22, 2004

enbiggen 

To scale upwardly in size
Oy mate, that looks wrong, you need to ENBIGGEN it...!!
enbiggen by iki July 21, 2003

enbiggen 

enbiggen: to enlarge
Example: 'Can you enbiggen the screen please?'
enbiggen by AbsoluteDumb February 23, 2023

Embiggen 

A perfectly cromulent word.
To make bigger, to make larger, to make size increase.
Embiggen by Nephthys November 5, 2003

embiggens 

"A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man."
embiggens by Loverrr September 17, 2008
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