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big noise

big noise noun: an important or influential person.

Noun

big noise (plural big noises)

  1. (colloquial) An important or influential person.
  2. (colloquial) A fuss or commotion.
    • Unless you can cut N. off before she spreads, the big noise may happen any minute and even then I shall have to make some quick tricks to get clear.1934, Ernest Bramah, The Bravo of London

Forms of big noise

pluralbig noises

Words that rhyme with big noise

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Questions about big noise

What does big noise mean?
Big noise means an important or influential person.
What part of speech is big noise?
Big noise is a noun.
What is the plural of big noise?
The plural of big noise is big noises.

Words near big noise in the dictionary

  1. big mouths
  2. Big Muddy
  3. Big Nambas
  4. big name
  5. big names
  6. big noise
  7. big noises
  8. big O
  9. big O notation
  10. big oil
  11. big ol'

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