Similar words: wig, twig, wiggle, along with, get along with, out of keeping with, dwight eisenhower, big. Meaning: n. the most important person in a group or undertaking.
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1. Bigwig, cheerful at the prospect of action.
2. Bigwig turned into it and broke into a run.
3. Bigwig, with his usual brisk energy, set to work.
4. Bigwig and Hawkbit chased each other through the long grass.
5. Silver and Bigwig led the way, with Hazel and Buckthorn a short distance behind.
6. Bigwig jumped down from the bank into the field and ran in a long curve across the wet grass.
7. For the first time in his life, Bigwig had found himself driven to moderation and prudence.
8. As Silver followed Bigwig, it recovered itself and faced him squarely.
9. Mr. Smith is a bigwig around here.
10. Gordon: Hackman has been a Hollywood bigwig for more than 40 years.
11. Today, the expression bigwig is used to make fun of a person who feels important.
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12. One local bigwig had steadfastly refused a license for the guesthouse until a document was produced.
13. As a Bigwig in the seen coming and going with Bigwigs.
14. That's enough to make a bigwig take to his sickbed, but illness could a problem too.
15. People never tell someone he is bigwig, they only use expression behind his back.
16. One bigwig broker may soon stand trial in South Africa ( see article ).
17. As a result, every bigwig can have enough basic staff to develop their company in the sity.
18. When the rats came, Buckthorn and Silver had obeyed Bigwig and stood their ground.
19. His followers closed in, looking for an opening to join the fight and pin Bigwig down.
20. Award of the head in that person, it is a bigwig so!
21. I feel terrible, I am late a meeting with a bigwig client.
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