Big
Big adjective - Containing unborn young within the body.
Usage example: a mare big with a foal
Impregnated and big are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Impregnated" instead an adjective "Big".
Nearby Word: bigness
Impregnated
Big and impregnated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Big" instead an adjective "Impregnated".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Male example: Merton gets them during an episode of Big Wolf on Campus, after being impregnated by an alien.
Source: Wacky Cravings -
Subverted in The Big Lebowski — the Stranger tells us there's a "Little Lebowski" on the way, Maude having successfully gotten herself impregnated by the Dude.
Source: Babies Ever After -
This throwaway comment actually foreshadows the rest of the arc: the Big Bad turns out to be a Creepy Child possessed by a hideous rape demon that impregnated a (male) gangster, the Creepy Child's father, with a child that was meant to be an Antichrist.
Source: Child Hater
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