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biggish

[ UK /bˈɪɡɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. somewhat large

How To Use biggish In A Sentence

  • I have some biggish plans for an upgrade in the very near future, so keep checking back.
  • Sally suggests putting together a pair of straight trousers with a biggish top and a belt slung around loosely.
  • Finally, I discovered I can cycle easily to a biggish supermarket nearby, which is a great relief in terms of buying food that is not too overpriced and unnecessarily organic and biodynamic and enzymatically enriched and whatever else the local whole earth store peddles. A working woman
  • Not much farther along he came upon a parked pickup truck, a biggish one, blue and silver with a cap on the back. SOMETHING IN THE WATER
  • This is a biggish step up for him but he has the class.
  • I have some biggish plans for an upgrade in the very near future, so keep checking back.
  • Enough to use this shipment -- biggish ship -- if they can distribute. DARE CALL IT TREASON
  • Huge living room window and lots of light, biggish. 3 days ago 2010 March 27 « Unknowing
  • For an asking price of £700,000, you get a biggish three- or four- bedroom house with a large living/dining area.
  • But Parris achieved a celebrity as broadcaster and journalist that had eluded him in politics, and Smith and Portillo belong to a different set of big or biggish Westminster beasts who have tried to invest one experience of public recognition to buy another. From porn to Portillo | Mark Lawson
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