The Collaborative International Dictionary
Biggen \Big"gen\, v. t. & i.
To make or become big; to enlarge. [Obs. or Dial.]
--Steele.
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Etymology 1 vb. (context rare obsolete English) To make bigger Etymology 2
vb. (eye dialect of begin English)
Usage examples of "biggen".
Pacing restlessly up and down the small tower room, she was trying to think of some way to escape, and when Biggen and Little thumped on the door and explained that her presence was desired below, she went readily enough, hoping it might give her another chance to plead with the baron for her liberty, or wheedle the guards into releasing her.
Mogodore's retainers screamed with fright, and the Baron himself blinked with astonishment, but when Jack rang the bell a second time, Biggen and Little sprang forward and seized the little slave by the wrists.
When I return from the Emerald City I'll make them produce Biggen and Little and behead them all!
It was borne by Biggen, Mogodore's bodyguard, and the great fellow trod clumsily through the air, his eyes rolling with fright and fury.
As Jack rang the bell again, Little, just as angry as Biggen, came hurling toward them with the baron's dinner.
His first thought was that Biggen, returning for the magic tray, had taken this means of revenge, but there was no sign of either bodyguard.
Mogodore's retainers screamed with fright, and the Baron himself blinked with astonishment, but when Jack rang the bell a second time, Biggen and Little sprang forward and seized the little slave by the wrists.