- big-note
- vbAustralian to boast or to praise. The term probably referred originally to large denomination bank notes.► 'I big-noted myself.' (Mel Gibson, Australian actor, 1987)
Contemporary slang . 2014.
big-note
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big-note — bigˈ note transitive verb (Aust inf) To boast about oneself, try to make (oneself) seem important • • • Main Entry: ↑big … Useful english dictionary
big note — To brag about yourself in order to impress. In the 1950s a big note man was a person who handled or bet large sums of money big notes. In pre decimal currency days the larger the denomination, the bigger the banknote. Big noting arose from the… … Australian idioms
big-note — /ˈbɪg noʊt / (say big noht) verb (t) Colloquial to boast of or promote (oneself): he big notes himself at every committee meeting. –big noter, noun –big noting, noun …
Big-note oneself — brag, boast … Dictionary of Australian slang
big-note oneself — Australian Slang brag, boast … English dialects glossary
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