Biggen

Big´gen


v. t. & i. 1. To make or become big; to enlarge.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Bahrain memorial tribute to former Gulf Air captain
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RSPCA hunt after duck killed
Das crow ben gefoolen der dumbisch peacockers und iss sooner becomen ein biggen shotten mit rulen der roosten.
Tales mein grossfader told
We booked him into his hotel under the name Mr Biggen."
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Limousin x heifers: pounds 660 & pounds 655 West Biggen; pounds 652 & pounds 640 Thornley Hall; pounds 630 West Biggen
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Hfrs with calves ( LimX with bull calf pounds 1,100, pounds 1,080 Palm Strother; pounds 1,020 Nettle Hill; pounds 1,000 West Biggen. LimX hfr with hfr calf pounds 920, pounds 880 Palm Strother.
Northern Marts
129p Nettlesworth, 126.8p Nettlesworth, 125.7p West Shields, 125.3p Weardale Estates, 125p Rowley Farm, 124.8p Middle New biggen, 123.8p Willow Green, 123.6p West Shields, 123.3p Middle Heads.
Northern marts
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