Whopper ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Whopper ( noun )

1. A thing that is exceptionally large, impressive, or striking of its kind.
2. A very big lie.

Origin:

Probably from the phrase "whopping lie", which means a very big and outrageous lie. first recorded use in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. That fish he caught is a whopper!
2. I can't believe he told you that whopper of a lie.
3. She told a whopper when she said she won the lottery.
4. The whopper of a storm caused massive damage to the town.
5. The whopper burger at that restaurant is huge!

(As a verb)

Whopper ( verb )

1. A thing that is exceptionally large, impressive, or striking of its kind.
2. A very big lie.

Origin:

Probably from the phrase "whopping lie", which means a very big and outrageous lie. first recorded use in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. That fish he caught is a whopper!
2. I can't believe he told you that whopper of a lie.
3. She told a whopper when she said she won the lottery.
4. The whopper of a storm caused massive damage to the town.
5. The whopper burger at that restaurant is huge!