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big gun
noun as in big cheese
noun as in big deal
noun as in big shot
Strongest matches
noun as in big wheel
noun as in boss
noun as in celebrity
noun as in chief
Strong matches
noun as in dignitary
Weak matches
noun as in heavyweight
noun as in muck-a-muck
noun as in notability
noun as in someone
noun as in straw boss
noun as in taskmistress
adjective as in eminent
Strongest matches
adjective as in influential
Example Sentences
TV presenter Richard Hammond says he had to "bring out the big guns", or his mum, at his car workshop, the focus of his new TV show.
When his deportation flight landed in El Salvador, he saw tanks and officials dressed in all black, carrying big guns.
I know Ruben Amorim made eight changes but he threw the big guns on in the end and you don't know what sort of impact that loss will have across the club.
"It was far from just Andrew Tate. It was not those big guns of the manosphere," he says.
South Africa were still packed with big guns and we had just won the Ashes the previous summer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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