big-headed

See also: bigheaded

English

Adjective

big-headed (comparative more big-headed, superlative most big-headed)

1. Arrogant, having an exaggerated perception of one's positive qualities.
2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see big,‎ headed.

Derived terms

• big-headed jack (Caranx ignobilis)
• big-headed sculpin (Batrachocottus baicalensis)
• big-headed rice rat
• big-headed turtle (Platysternon megacephalum)
• big-headedness

Related terms

• big head
• bighead

Translations

(literally) having a head which is big

• Hungarian: nagyfejű (hu)
• Russian: голова́стый (ru) (golovástyj), большеголо́вый (ru) (bolʹšegolóvyj)
• Ukrainian: голова́тий (holovátyj), великоголо́вий (velykoholóvyj)

arrogant

• Albanian: kryemadh (sq)
• Finnish: isopäinen, suuripäinen (fi)
• French: avoir la grosse tête (fr)
• German: eingebildet (de), (colloquial) großkopfig
• Hungarian: nagyképű (hu), nagymellű (hu) (rare)
• Italian: pallone gonfiato, arrogante (it)
• Romanian: căpățânos (ro)
• Russian: высокомерный (ru) (vysokomernyj), заносчивый (ru) (zanosčivyj)
• Turkish: kendini beğenmiş, kibirli (tr), (colloquial) koca kafalı