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big-timersnounpl. of big-timer one of high position or importance within a groupa field in which one can go from being a big-timer to a small-timer in practically no time at all big boys, big cheeses, bigfeet(or bigfoots), biggies, big guns, big leaguers, bigs, big shots, big wheels, bigwigs, fat cats, heavies, heavy hitters, heavyweights, high-muck-a-mucks(or high-muckety-mucks), honchos, kahunas, kingfish, kingpins, major leaguers, muckety-mucks(also muck-a-mucks or mucky-mucks), nabobs, nawabs, nibs, nobs(chiefly British), pooh-bahs(also poo-bahs), wheels barons, czars(also tsars or tzars), kings, lions, magnates, moguls, princes, princesses, queens, tycoonsVIPs lightweights, nobodies, nonentities, shrimp(or shrimps), twerps, whippersnappers, zeros(also zeroes), zilches inferiors, subordinates, underlingsmediocrities, obscurities |