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big style 

To do something really well, to have a good time.
Are you gonna have party?
Yeah, big style!
big style by f September 8, 2003
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big style 

Big style is a word to express excitement, express happiness and express arse
Me da: that joint was lethal, yeah?

Me: yeah yeah yeah, Big style
big style by JohnnyCarmo March 29, 2013

Big style 

An attitude, philosophy, or in some cases a way of life that maintains a very chill style, and a total disregard for others. To attempt to explain it any further is impossible, and the only way to truly understand it is to immerse yourself into it. The creation of Big style is often credited to Erik Knisely, although Cody Godfrey (Moky) popularized it.
There is no definite example of Big style. Signs of it could include violence, or the absence of a driveway.
Big style by BigStyleEnthusiast April 9, 2011

slammed down big style 

To get fucked; can be used in multiple contexts
Man, I got slammed down, BIG STYLE by that exam today

Dude did you see that Rachel really got slammed down big style at the party last night? I think she has a problem.
slammed down big style by mfy October 15, 2023

big style 

A way to describe something that is above average. Can be used to describe almost anything as long as its not regular.
matt “ this brownie is big style”
doug “ yea man that brownie looks good , i can smell it from here “
big style by fuckll January 3, 2020

big boy style 

He f*cked her big boy style.
big boy style by KRHimself April 17, 2004
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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