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n. (context idiomatic English) Lots of money.
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Big bucks may refer to:
- A large amount of money
- Big Bucks Trivia, a game
- Big Buck Hunter, another game
- Big Buck's, National Hunt racehorse
Usage examples of "big bucks".
The lobbyists who were paid big bucks to push for the tax said they were too darn busy to examine it closely.
He told us to ride slowly and keep a good sharp eye out for any really big bucks.
I was just getting into making some big bucks, so I wasn't hurt financially.
You don't have a pot to piss in,not a dime, no firm, no partners, no wife making big bucks as a brainsurgeon, nobody to catch you.
You don't have a pot to piss in, not a dime, no firm, no partners, no wife making big bucks as a brain surgeon, nobody to catch you.
You're a very bright young man, and you're on your way to big bucks.
In radio, your big bucks were in the eighteen-to twenty-four-year-old market.
Johnny didn't come right out and say so, but he used to hint he had big bucks hidden on the property.
That's where the big bucks are, Arel, that whole torch and nab industry.
That's what you gotta do Arel, think future, future, that's where the big bucks are.
They roll in here with big plans and big bucks, and well, we see it all the time in drug cases.