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big name
big name n informal a. a famous personb. (as modifier): a big-name performer. big′ name′
n. a recognized leader in a particular field: one of the big names in education. [1930–35] big′-name`, adj. Thesaurusbig namenoun celebrity, star, personality, superstar, name, dignitary, luminary, bigwig (informal), celeb (informal), face (informal), big shot (informal), personage, megastar (informal), lion, V.I.P. all the big names in rock and popbig namenounInformal. A famous person:celebrity, hero, lion, luminary, name, notable, personage, personality.big name
big name1. A person of great importance, fame, success, or reputation in a particular field or area. I would make sure she knows who you are, she's one of the big names in computer design. After the success of his first novel, he instantly became a big name in literary circles.2. adjective Of great importance, fame, success, or reputation in a particular field or area. Often hyphenated. We've got a lot of big-name singers who perform at our annual charity event.See also: big, namebig name1. n. a famous and important person. Lots of big names were there lending their support to the cause. 2. and big-name mod. famous; important. Some big-name star I’ve never heard of was there pretending to serve dinner. See also: big, namebig-name verbSee big namebig name
Synonyms for big namenoun celebritySynonyms- celebrity
- star
- personality
- superstar
- name
- dignitary
- luminary
- bigwig
- celeb
- face
- big shot
- personage
- megastar
- lion
- V.I.P.
Synonyms for big namenoun a famous personSynonyms- celebrity
- hero
- lion
- luminary
- name
- notable
- personage
- personality
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