Big
Dim
Dim adjective - Being without light or without much light.
Both words in one sentence
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Big Bird missed most of the feathers on his head, and had the mindset of a dim-witted adult bird rather than a child.
Source: Series / Sesame Street -
In "Back Alley Op-Roar", Sylvester hands over singing duties to a big, bulky, dim-looking cat... who breaks into a dainty, lilting soprano.
Source: Vocal Dissonance -
National Stereotypes: The Afro-American hunter is depicted as being dim-witted, slow, big lipped, speaks in jive and is obsessed with playing dice games.
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