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Definitions from the WebBig StickPart of Speech: Noun Sense(s): 1. A large and imposing stick used as a weapon or tool. 2. A metaphorical expression referring to a strong and assertive approach in negotiating or dealing with others. Usage(s): 1. - We found a big stick in the forest, which could be useful for self-defense during our camping trip. - The caveman used a big stick to hunt animals for food. 2. - The politician's diplomatic strategy involved carrying a big stick to ensure his demands were met. - The company adopted a big stick policy during the negotiations, refusing to compromise on their terms.Related Products on Amazon:1. Big Stick Weapon 2. Big Stick for Self Defense 3. Books on Big Stick Diplomacy | ||||
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