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bigtime
1. Can be used to express enthusiasm or exaggerate a subject/feeling. (Popular in Ireland)
2. Also used to describe life in the fast lane or a bigshot's professional situation. (Universal, origin USA)
2. Also used to describe life in the fast lane or a bigshot's professional situation. (Universal, origin USA)
1a. John - "Are you getting drunk tonight?"
Mark - "oh ya, bigtime!"
John - "Booya!"
1b. Mary - "Do you like kinky sex?"
Karen - "oh ya, bigtime"
2. "Tom's hit the bigtime now, he's a bigshot"
Mark - "oh ya, bigtime!"
John - "Booya!"
1b. Mary - "Do you like kinky sex?"
Karen - "oh ya, bigtime"
2. "Tom's hit the bigtime now, he's a bigshot"
bigtime by Arto Del Funko July 25, 2007
Bigtime
1. (adj.) Term used to describe someone who has achieved a high enough level of respect to be able to trump other people without validation.
2. (verb) To use one's clout or power of reputation in order to deny an alternative viewpoint, without any consideration.
3. (verb, past tense) To have one's ideas or opinions shit upon by a person of superior reputation, regardless of the validity.
2. (verb) To use one's clout or power of reputation in order to deny an alternative viewpoint, without any consideration.
3. (verb, past tense) To have one's ideas or opinions shit upon by a person of superior reputation, regardless of the validity.
1. (adj.) "Just tell Dan that's how we want it done, and he will make sure that's how they will do it, no one would question him, he's Bigtime."
2. (verb)"Frankly, I don't give a damn if they say no, I'll Bigtime them, they have to do what I want."
3. (verb, past tense) "Pez didn't even listen to a word Joe just said, he totally Bigtimed him."
2. (verb)"Frankly, I don't give a damn if they say no, I'll Bigtime them, they have to do what I want."
3. (verb, past tense) "Pez didn't even listen to a word Joe just said, he totally Bigtimed him."
Bigtime-Ace
A man that pulls hoes like no other. especially hot hoes that are super models and want his dick. He also has to score a shit load of touchdowns to be called this
Bro, that beast QB over there just scored 6 touchdowns and is fuckin wit them hot hoes. what a fuckin Bigtime-Ace
Bigtime-Ace by Bigtime-Ace October 10, 2011
bigtime
A word used to describe ones delight at agreeing to partisipate in a certain event, should always be followed with a nasal sniff.
bigtime by its Herbie April 29, 2005
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