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big-note

big-note verb: to brag or boast (about).

Verb

big-note (third-person singular simple present big-notes, present participle big-noting, simple past and past participle big-noted)

  1. (Australia, New Zealand, ambitransitive, informal) To brag or boast (about).

Forms of big-note

third-person singular presentbig-notes
present participlebig-noting
past participlebig-noted
pastbig-noted

Words formed from big-note

Questions about big-note

What does big-note mean?
Big-note means to brag or boast (about).
What part of speech is big-note?
Big-note is a verb.
What is the past tense of big-note?
The past tense of big-note is big-noted.

Words near big-note in the dictionary

  1. big-lipped alligator moment
  2. big-lipped alligator moments
  3. big-money
  4. big-mouthed
  5. big-name
  6. big-note
  7. big-noted
  8. big-noter
  9. big-noters
  10. big-notes
  11. big-noting

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