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Answers Contain the Word "Big"

Can you guess these things that all contain the word "Big"?
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First submittedJuly 22, 2010
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Clue
Answer
Nickname of New York City
Big Apple
Birth of the universe
Big Bang
Another name for a sasquatch
Bigfoot
Technically not a constellation itself,
just a part of Ursa Major
Big Dipper
"Sesame Street" character
Big Bird
Nickname of the bell in the tower
of the Palace of Westminster
Big Ben
Style of music of Count Basie
or Glenn Miller
Big Band
Hawaiian hotshot
Big Kahuna
Crime of having two spouses
Bigamy
Person who is always watching in
the book "Nineteen Eighty-Four"
Big Brother
Clue
Answer
Two patties, special sauce,
sesame seed bun, etc...
Big Mac
Type of American wild sheep
Bighorn
Ruler of a small pond
Big Fish
Nickname of New Orleans
Big Easy
Large tent that holds a circus
Big Top
V.I.P. with a large toupee?
Bigwig
Adversary of Little Red Riding Hood
Big Bad Wolf
A euphemism for death, or the title of a
1946 Humphrey Bogart movie
Big Sleep
Body part whose medical name is Hallux
Big Toe
Lion, tiger, leopard, etc...
Big Cat
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45 Comments
sillie
+52
Level 77
Dec 2, 2015
Bigamy just sounds wrong in this quiz because the prefix is bi-, not big-. Technically of course the letters b, i and g appear after each other and in order, but...
drayen
+22
Level 74
Dec 21, 2015
No, the whole tradition was ruined by Amy's size...
Arp2600
+11
Level 86
Jan 29, 2016
I agree with Sillie, this is misleading.
Malbaby
+5
Level 70
Nov 2, 2016
You mean you didn't get it .......... :O)
Arp2600
+2
Level 86
Feb 17, 2017
Nope, and didn't find it today either...
Nachtschicht
+3
Level 59
Sep 5, 2023
Yes, that hint is sort of ambiguous...
Elan
+32
Level 65
Apr 14, 2016
Bigamy should absolutely not be on this quiz. It comes from the word roots bi- and -gam-, meaning "two" and "marriage" respectively. Therefore, the word actually has nothing to do with the word "big." That's like including "sparring" in a Types of Rings quiz.
kalbahamut
+4
Level 81
Apr 16, 2016
Are you sure it's not big ami (love)? There was that show on the subject called Big Love. Could have been a translation.
samiamco
+16
Level 69
May 22, 2016
Come on. You guessed the right answer, right? All the instructions say is that the word "big" is in the answer. It does not say that big has to be a morpheme.
Malbaby
+9
Level 70
Nov 2, 2016
Even the nit-pickers are getting nit-picked by the pedants.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
Oct 18, 2021
Sami was making an appeal to be reasonable and I was joking. Neither of us were being pedantic. Though, now I am being pedantic...
HectorVortac
+2
Level 48
Apr 19, 2016
Alliteration is very popular with 'big' things.
Yanni47
+5
Level 77
Jun 19, 2020
Right. I might have liked to see the Big Bopper on here.
FadKrashmor
+1
Level 71
Sep 23, 2023
...and I was expecting "Bertha"
idontkn1
+4
Level 91
Nov 2, 2016
Disappointed not to see Big Bad John. One of the least appreciated recent American folk songs.
ander217
+3
Level 75
Jun 23, 2020
I'd like that one as well as Big Bopper, but I never thought it was a folk song. Jimmy Dean wrote and sang it in the early '60s, and it was played on my same hometown radio station that played Elvis. I think it was considered a country song back then, but it crossed over onto the pop or rock charts - whatever they were called back then.
busby
+2
Level 62
Dec 8, 2018
Didn't get big mac because didn't know what the patty was. I make patties with sausagemeat,onions, garlic, cheese and herbs. Therefore not a bigmac. What do others think?
Disney4me
+4
Level 80
Jun 18, 2020
In this case the description is loosely based on the McDonald's Big Mac sandwich jingle, "Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a Sesame Seed Bun". Definitely some gray area on this one.
HyddenRizz
+1
Level 67
Sep 5, 2023
It's funny because as someone not from the USA, I associate "patties" only with Big Macs! (And the Spongebob burgers of course)

This is just because of USA social media I think, but it's the only time I hear the word patty. The "burger" refers to the meat itself and the burger is placed within the bun (like how the hamburger originally was a type of steak).

PantsLobbyist
+1
Level 96
Jun 18, 2020
The song says patties, the clue is the song...
AbiA
+2
Level 85
Sep 24, 2022
Never heard the song but I got the answer.
partdavid
+1
Level 71
Sep 5, 2023
It would be a better clue if it matched the song. It currently reads "Two patties, special sauce, ..." but "Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, ..." would be a better fit.
greenapple7
+2
Level 59
Jul 2, 2019
What about "bigshot" for the last one? The one that is 'bigwig'? Could that work too?
Sifhraven
+4
Level 71
Oct 6, 2019
No, because shot obviously doesnt have anything to do with toupee or hair.
Sifhraven
+2
Level 71
Jun 19, 2020
Never heard of big top, the rest was easy, well bighorn was sort of a guess, and big sleep took a long thought
giommaso
+2
Level 73
Sep 25, 2020
Suddenly "Little Bighorn" makes much more sense...

I'm obviously not American, and I was lazy enough not to check that, always thought "silly native American names..."

ander217
+3
Level 75
Sep 25, 2020
The Little Bighorn is a tributary of the Bighorn River, which I assume was named for the sheep.
djeedubbeljoe
+4
Level 66
Sep 25, 2020
I love that bigamy is on this quiz :)
Finnisme
+7
Level 58
Sep 25, 2020
tried "big polygamy" and "big adultry"...
GeoNat
+1
Level 52
Sep 5, 2023
"big crime"
kalbahamut
+2
Level 81
Oct 18, 2021
Arthur, struggling with feelings of jealousy, upon learning his crime fighting partner The Tick had an undisclosed wife: "This is, like, bigamy!"

The Tick, proudly and reassuringly: "It's not like, chum. This is awfully big of you."

mrputter
+4
Level 82
Dec 22, 2021
Any chance we can accept "big headache" for the two spouses one?
Lilibalgin
+5
Level 62
Aug 28, 2022
Bruh I typed "Big Chungus" on the sasquatch one
iliyas17
+1
Level 56
Sep 5, 2023
It's a felony that he isn't on this quiz
semisnotcolon
+1
Level 38
Sep 24, 2022
Can’t believe Big Man from hit game Splatoon 3 isn’t on this quiz…..
Leafsnationguy
+1
Level 53
Sep 24, 2022
I was like NYC = Big city?
Quizdoinger
+6
Level 38
Oct 30, 2022
i was thinking about my pe-
Temp190
+4
Level 68
Jun 15, 2023
A "big fish" is not the "ruler", but instead the most powerful or dominant party of the group. For example, a child with above average intelligence might choose to go to a below average school to be the "big fish in a small pond". That child will not be the ruler, but they will be the most intelligent amongst their cohort. As opposed to going to a top performing school where they will be a small fish.
partdavid
+1
Level 71
Sep 5, 2023
Colloquially "rule" could refer to this; someone might describing a sports team as "ruling the conference" but not mean they're literally in a position of leadership.
DarthKnight
+1
Level 77
Sep 5, 2023
You should the Roald Dahl book/ movie the BFG (Big Friendly Giant).
DukeOfArrakis
+1
Level 35
Sep 5, 2023
Pyra
WildStrawberries
+1
Level 51
Sep 5, 2023
Very easy, got them all. Shocked at the poor results of most.
HooliganFanatic
+3
Level 43
Sep 6, 2023
everything reminds me of her
wormgod209
+1
Level 34
Sep 17, 2023
i've always wanted to go into a big top
thecrow
+1
Level 46
Sep 7, 2024
this forced me to think of pronouncing bigamy as "big amy" - thanks, i hate it!
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