Definitions
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- adj. Alternative spelling of bigtime.
- adv. Alternative spelling of bigtime.
Etymologies
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Examples
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“We have two vampires still operating in two vastly different parts of the world, and that is what I define as big-time.”
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Now, that is what I call big-time venture capitalism.
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When Seven Card Stud played itself out, I thought that that was it: The fun and games were over, and so was my so-called big-time show-business career.
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Kiss 105.3 called the big-time move a "betrayal to our community" and charged that he "was lured away from Ottawa by a country-music superstar."
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It calls for the big-time shaking of your booty for God, something ecstatically performed since the origin of human culture.
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The same was true in New York City, where, as another jazz musician remembered, the clubs where the music was being invented were “run by big-time mobs, not tramps . . . who had a way of running them better than anyone else.”
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These guys have all been class acts not exactly a given in the world of big-time sports and I am immensely proud to have had them on my team.
F. Kaid Benfield: Village Green: Solving Sprawl with Basketball
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It's all part of Microsoft's overall strategy to revamp its mobile business against big-time competition from Apple, Google (Android) and others.
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If healthy, Tyler Bernardini would be another big-time scoring threat.
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For TV networks, most big-time TV sports involve going to the usual venues with cameras in the same places and showing familiar action.
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