[きょう, kyou] (n-suf) (1) a little over; a little more than; (2) powerhouse; one of the biggest; one of the most powerful #2898
[biggu] (adj-na, n) big; (P) #4155
[つるがえし, tsurugaeshi] (n) (uk) digging up, removing sprouts from, and replanting tubers (esp. of the sweet potato) to make for a bigger end product
[ややおおきい, yayaookii] (exp, adj-i) biggish; largish
[よりおおきい, yoriookii] (adj-i) (1) (e.g. 〜より大きい) greater than ...; (2) (e.g. より大きい〜) bigger ...
[bigguappuru] (n) The Big Apple (nickname for New York City)
[bigguibento] (n) big event; (P)
[bigguendeian] (n) { comp } big-endian
[ビッグエンディアンしき, bigguendeian shiki] (n) { comp } big endian
[bigguka-do] (n) big card
[biggukuranchi] (n) big crunch (theoretical reversal of the big bang resulting in the demise of the universe)
[bigguge-mu] (n) big game
[biggusaiensu] (n) big science
[biggusukuri-n] (n) big screen (TV)
[biggusuri-; biggu . suri-] (n) Big Three (e.g. car makers, TV companies, etc.)
[biggunyu-su] (n) important news (wasei
[bigguban] (n) big bang; (P)
[biggubando] (n) big band
[ビッグバンうちゅうろん, bigguban uchuuron] (n) big bang theory (cosmology)
[biggubijinesu] (n) big business
[bigguburu-] (n) { comp } Big Blue
[biggupurei] (n) big play (US football)
[bigguho-n] (n) bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis)
[bigguro-bu] (n) { comp } BIGLOBE
[ひとまわりもふたまわりも, hitomawarimofutamawarimo] (exp) one or two sizes (bigger, etc.); one or two levels (better, more mature, etc.)
[かせぎがしら, kasegigashira] (n) breadwinner; biggest earner
[かこさいだい, kakosaidai] (adj-no) largest ever; biggest; record
[きんゆうビッグバン, kinyuu bigguban] (n) financial Big Bang (1996-2001)
[おおきめ, ookime] (adj-no) largish; biggish; a little bit larger
[つりおとしたさかなはおおきい, tsuriotoshitasakanahaookii] (exp) (id) The fish that got away is always bigger
[のみのふうふ, nominofuufu] (n) couple in which the wife is bigger than the husband
[ひっとうかぶぬし, hittoukabunushi] (n) biggest shareholder; largest stockholder
[めっかち, mekkachi] (n) (uk) (sens) blindness in one eye; having one eye much bigger than the other; someone blind in one eye; someone with one eye much bigger than the other