Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
big-game
adjective
/bɪɡ ɡeɪm/
Definition
A term typically referring to large animals hunted for sport or the action of hunting these animals.
Examples
- The safari was organized to see big-game like lions and elephants in their natural habitat.
- Many hunters travel to Africa in search of big-game adventures.
Meaning
The phrase ‘big-game’ often denotes species that are considered difficult to hunt because of their size and strength, such as elephants, lions, and bears. It can also refer to the activity of pursuing such animals.
Synonyms
- large-game
- big game animals
- large wildlife
