big ass

[ big as ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, Slang: Vulgar.

an important, self-important, or influential person; a big shot:
I prefer the freedom of a low-budget indie to working under the directives of a Hollywood big ass.

big-ass

[ big-as ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

, Slang: Vulgar.

having large buttocks:
The article called him a lazy, big-assed has-been.
very large and impressive:
a marina full of big-ass yachts.
outstanding for a specified quality:
a big-ass liar; another big-ass blockbuster.
important or self-important; influential:
a big-ass attorney.

Origin of big ass¹

First recorded in 1940–45

Origin of big ass²

First recorded in 1945–50; the British variant was first recorded in 1810–15 big-ass fordef 1; and big-ass fordefs 2, 3, 4, in 1995–2000.

Having Texas Republican women try to throw said candidate a lifeline only to smack him in the head with a big-ass anchor.

And Mark Pryor will need to pull some big-ass rabbits out of his hat if he wants to hold on to his seat.

You might walk in and the whole room might be a big-ass rainforest, like [makes monkey sound].

On the way out, I passed a young guy with a beer in one hand, an infant strapped to his chest, and a big-ass grin on his face.

She had a big ass, but I could forgive her badonk based solely on the unimpeachable quality of her tremendous rack.

He peeped out, and what should he see but a big ass, sure enough, sitting on his curabingo and yawning before the fire.

I can have a steak and a beer and a big-ass dessert every now and again.

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