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The term 'Big Div' or in some cases, just 'Div', originates from the Scottish town Greenock. It is thought to be the name of a 1980's gang leader, but no-one really knows if there is any truth in this. It is used to describe ned, or as the politically corect term: Juveniles with tendancies to wear brightly collored shell suits and Burberry caps, to look for fights in the smallest things, and to indulge in activites such as recreational drinking of alcoholic beveridges and drug taking.
Eric: "Hey Deeksy, sup?"

Deeksy: "Here, you makin' fun o' ma mam's elongated toenail, mate?"

Eric: "Nah man, I was just saying hi."

Deeksy: "Shut it ya pure bender, or I'll heavy dae ye in, ya pure prick."

Eric: "Your just a Big Div to be perfectly honest with you."
Big Div by The_pwner_of_babies April 3, 2009
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Big Divorced Dad Energy 

Not unlike, BDE, BDDE is a variation that exposes the idiocy of one of the richest men in the world posting a pic of his bedside table. The internet exploded with comments about his #BDDE. The new Elon is not better than the balding one.
He was proud posting about his bedside table containing two pistols and a handful of Diet Coke (tm) cans, haplessly exposing his Big Divorced Dad Energy.

Big Divvy 

The definition of a divvi is someone who is that much of a Down syndrome that they can’t even spell
Look at la*** over there the big divvy
Big Divvy by Take No Eeed October 12, 2020
Oh, Joaquin? No, that’s big diva!
Big Diva by lol245615 September 23, 2026
An alter ego; referring to someone with a BIG personality
“Dinner is ready”

“Oh hello! Here comes Big Diva!”
Big Diva by lol245615 September 23, 2026
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