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whopper

noun as in big lie

Strongest match

noun as in lie

Strongest match

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The new exoplanet, b Centauri b, is also a whopper—it probably has a similar gaseous composition to Jupiter, but it’s at least 10 times more massive.

Its real competition among those looking to make the switch to eating less meat, however, is the Impossible Whopper.

From Eater

Burger King still pays poverty wages and has only pledged to stop buying abused chickens after immense public pressure, and initiatives like the “Sustainable Whopper” aren’t actually very sustainable, more for PR than anything.

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The sesame-seed bun says “America,” but the interior of the whopper places you squarely in India.

The Impossible Whopper has about 10 percent more sodium than its beef counterpart.

His book, not their fast-food chain, is the true Home of the Whopper.

I guess Madame Whopper slept in another tent; anyway, we didn't see her.

He said Madame Whopper had gained fifty pounds and she made Mr. Costello give her a raise.

The "Woolwich Whopper," for all his height and overwhelming weight, seemed to toe the scratch with awkward reluctance.

If the relative position of the wafers remained for an hour unchanged, there was no hope for poor John Whopper.

But anyway, Madame Whopper could eat all she wanted to; she was the fat lady.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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