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Giving it large

When a person, or persons, act hard / cool
Look at all these Cardiff fans giving it large.........their only in the championship!
Giving it large by tomtankmonse November 13, 2011
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Giving it Large

Phrase used to describe outragous,loud,cheeky, gobbybehaviour of a person, or persons. Similar to giving it the big one
Look at them fans over there giving it large, we'll beat their side next week!
Giving it Large by tomtank December 9, 2011

Giving it Large

When you are having an awsome time.
I was giving it large in the club lastnight.
Giving it Large by Vinyard December 25, 2007

givin' it large 

Being cocky and generally a pain in the fucking ass about something by boasting and acting like other people give a shit.
A: Mike's been givin' it large about his new girlfriend.

B: Ye he's a cunt, and what's more she's about as hott as snow.
givin' it large by harv1989 October 28, 2006
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