Big
Peanut
Peanut adjective - So small or unimportant as to warrant little or no attention.
Usage example: this is a peanut matter, and we're fools for wasting time on it
Both words in one sentence
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On PB&J Otter, Baby Butter (the "B" in between her big brother Peanut and big sister Jelly) loved playing in mud and preferred to hang with big brother Peanut and his friends, rather Jelly and her best friend, the very-much-girly Pinch Raccoon.
Source: One of the Boys -
There then follows a blob of peanut butter on the record, followed by the big black skatey bit.
Source: Record Needle Scratch - For instance, it will turn a two-by-four into a four-by-two, a jellyfish into a peanut butterfish, a crooked casino into a straight casino, or a flat-chested girl into a big-busted girl.
Source: Semantic Superpower
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