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big game player 

1. descriptive noun / adj.

A term used by Sport-literature individuals to describe a sportsman that can be relied upon to deliver and succeed at the crucial, definining and pivotal moments in his teams' , or his own sporting conquests.

It is most commonly used in Footballing terms - a big game player is someone who can deliver goals, or play well and do his role effectively and inspirationally - and not be over-awed, but create fear and awe in the opposition, without getting swayed in by the occasion , be it a crucial fixture against a big team, or a World Cup Final , or Cup Tie and other such engagements. People say that a great player can be defined most by their ability to be big game players - delivering against the biggest teams, when their teams need it the most, and succeeding against all qualities of opposition.

This term can also be called as 'Big Match Man'.

This term although is mainly attached to Football, it can be attached to other sports as well.
A goal..in the Champions League Quarter Final...when his team needed it the most...from a team that all other teams fear...it is the Big Game Player...Ronaldo

Big City Player

(n.) An upper-middle class person, increasingly becoming female, although still vastly male, that is involved with huge monetary transactions and is known to frequent wine bars.
A big city player in his vintage Ferrari Daytona.

big players 

big players usually refers to ones who use to rule some other person or entity or everyone.
Sense 1:

"I want to become a big player instead of a player after graduation" It means I want to hire people who will work under me rather than I work under any after my graduation.

Sense 2:

"These big players are ruining the country." It means our leaders are not doing good jobs for our country.
big players by you.mere January 7, 2011

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