whopper

[ˈwɒpə]

whopper Definition

  • 1a thing that is extremely or unusually large
  • 2a big lie

Using whopper: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "whopper" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The burger was a real whopper, with three patties and all the fixings.

  • Example

    He told a whopper of a lie about his qualifications.

  • Example

    The fish he caught was a whopper, weighing over 20 pounds.

whopper Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for whopper

Phrases with whopper

  • an unexpectedly large or expensive bill

    Example

    I got a whopper of a bill from the mechanic for all the repairs.

  • to tell a big lie

    Example

    He told a whopper about his experience to impress the hiring manager.

  • a smaller version of the Whopper burger sold at Burger King

    Example

    I ordered a Whopper Junior instead of the regular Whopper because I wasn't very hungry.

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Summary: whopper in Brief

The term 'whopper' [ˈwɒpə] refers to something that is unusually large, such as a 'whopper of a fish,' or a 'whopper of a bill.' It can also refer to a big lie, as in 'He told a whopper about his qualifications.'

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