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Definition of
biggie noun
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
biggie
noun
noun
NAmE
/
/
ˈbɪɡi
/
/
(
informal
)
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an important thing, person, or event
This year is going to be the biggie in his career!
Idioms
no biggie
(
informal
)
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used to say that you are not concerned or angry about something
“I haven’t finished the report yet.” “No biggie—we don’t need it until tomorrow.”
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biggie
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