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A phrase tapped onto a noun giving the object in question more significance, or importance. The object in question does not need to be relatively big or old.
It originated in the south and has spread throughout the US.
That F-150 was a big ol' truck, I like it.
big ol' by Ron_Thornbrash May 23, 2005
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In the south used, by rednecks, as a tool to emphasize nouns. This term of slang is working its way up the west and east coasts to be used in the Yankee states as a tool to emphasize more intelligent nouns
"that's a big ol' truck or "that's a big ol' boy"
big ol' by Kirs May 26, 2005
A man that has a 6" or larger penis.
"I bet he is a Big Ol' "
Big Ol' by OlyHighpenis October 24, 2012
Another word for large/it's not big nor is it large
That's a big ol' shoe!
Big ol' by Emmaann January 13, 2016
big old but without the d
1: I Have A Big Ol' Gaming Chair
2: h
Big Ol' by srabb08 April 14, 2022

Big Ol Mo 

if you a big ol mo; you gay. Reallll gay.
mickey milkovich-“Im f***in gay. Big Ol Mo.”
Big Ol Mo by uhhhhidk.. September 23, 2021

big ol doink 

Huge dosage of marijuana, usually done in Amish country
Person 1: out here in Amish smoking a big ol doink In Amish

Person 2: jeebie weebies!

Person 1: gang
big ol doink by Big boy 300p May 24, 2018
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