Big
Big adjective - Of a size greater than average of its kind.
Usage example: bought a big apple to quench his raging appetite
Nearby Word: bigness
Dwarf
Dwarf noun - A living thing much smaller than others of its kind.
Both words in one sentence
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Yuri Topolov, a Soviet scientist, was mutated into a big-headed dwarf and, becoming an Evil Genius, called himself the Gargoyle.
Source: My Brain Is Big -
Not only is he not big-boned, but if it wasn't for all that fat, his skeleton is so small that he would effectively be a dwarf.
Source: I Am Big Boned -
The Big Bad in one of the early Role Aids supplements for 1st Edition AD&D was an orc/dwarf hybrid, and the byblow of a dare, an orcish tavern wench, and an extremely intoxicated dwarf prince.
Source: Non-Human Humanoid Hybrid
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