beyond a joke
Extremely annoying or frustrating
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beyond a shadow of a doubt
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
beyond one's pay grade
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
beyond one's years
Showing maturity or wisdom greater than expected for one's age
beyond the black stump
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
bezzy
best friend
bheer
Beer.
bhoy
Boy.
Biberlus Caldius Mero
The punning nick- name of Tiberius Claudius Nero (the Roman Emperor, Tiberius, who reigned from A.D.
bible
A boatswain's great axe. Sea term.
bible concerning the patriarch
His parents were Prince Azar and his wife, Adna. As King Nimrod had been told that one shortly to be born would dethrone him, he proclaimed a "massacre of the innocents," and Adna retired to a cave where Abraham was born.
bible oath
Supposed by the vulgar to be more binding than an oath taken on the Testament only, as being the bigger book, and generally containing both the Old and New Testament.
bible-carrier
A person who sells songs without singing them.—Seven Dials.
Bice Ribbon Army
The Blue Ribbon Army was a teetotal society founded in the early eighties of the last century by Richard Booth in the U.S.A.
bicycle chain
a series of events linked together
biddy
A general name applied to Irish stallwomen and milkmaids, in the same manner that Mike is given to the labouring men. A big red-faced Irish servant girl is known as a Bridget.
bide one's time
Wait patiently for the right moment to act
bienly
Excellently. She wheedled so bienly; she coaxed or flattered so cleverly. French.
biffy
A toilet.
big
"to look BIG," to assume an inflated air or manner; "to talk BIG," i.e., boastingly.
big and bad
Powerful and intimidating
big and bold
Confident and attention-grabbing
big and small
Everyone or everything, regardless of size or importance
big and tall
Large in both size and height
big as a barn
Very big.
big as a house
Very large.
big as bull-beef
Very big.
Big Ben
The name given to the large bell in the Clock Tower (or St. Stephen's Tower) at the Houses of Parliament. It weighs 13$ tons, and is named after Sir Benjamin Hall, Chief Commissioner of Works in 1856, when it was cast.
Big Bertha
A gun of large calibre used by the Germans to shell Paris from a range of 75 miles, during the 1914-18 War. It was so named by the French in allusion to Frau Bertha Krupp, of armament fame.
big boy
A mature or responsible man
big boys
important or powerful people
big break
A significant opportunity for success or advancement
big bucks
A large amount of money
big C
cancer.
big cheese
(Slang). The boss, or person of importance.
big deal
Something considered important or impressive
big dick energy
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big end of town
The most powerful or wealthy section of a community or industry
big fat
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big fish
An important or influential person
big fish eat little fish
The powerful prey on the weak.
big fish in a small pond
Someone important in a limited environment
big girl
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big gun
An important or influential person
big hand
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big head
having a high opinion of oneself
big kahuna
An important or powerful person
big mad
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big money
A large amount of money
big mouth
Someone who talks too much and reveals secrets
big name
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
big O
Orgasm.
big ol'
very large or significant
big old
extremely large or impressive
big ole
something or someone large in size or amount
big one
Death.
big ones
dollars.
big or small
Regardless of size or importance
big picture
Overall situation or main idea
big screen
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
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