Biggety

Pronunciation: /ˈbɪɡɪti/

Definitions of biggety

adjective having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or ability

Example Sentences

A1 She was biggety and acted like she was better than everyone else.

A2 The biggety cat refused to play with the other animals in the park.

B1 His biggety attitude made it difficult for him to make friends at the new school.

B2 The biggety CEO refused to listen to any suggestions from his employees.

C1 Her biggety behavior alienated her from her colleagues and hindered her career advancement.

C2 The biggety socialite was known for her extravagant parties and exclusive guest list.

Examples of biggety in a Sentence

formal The biggety guest refused to sit at the common table and demanded a private dining room.

informal She's so biggety, always acting like she's better than everyone else.

slang I can't stand that biggety attitude of his, always looking down on others.

figurative Her biggety behavior was like a barrier that kept others at a distance.

Grammatical Forms of biggety

• past tense: biggetied
• plural: biggeties
• comparative: more biggety
• superlative: most biggety
• present tense: biggeties
• future tense: will be biggety
• perfect tense: has been biggety
• continuous tense: is being biggety
• singular: biggety
• positive degree: biggety
• infinitive: to be biggety
• gerund: being biggety
• participle: biggetying

Origin and Evolution of biggety

First Known Use: 1893 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'biggety' is believed to have originated in the Southern United States, particularly in African American Vernacular English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is conceited or self-important, the meaning of 'biggety' has evolved to also encompass someone who is overly proud or boastful.