big-D

Big D

A nickname for Dallas, Texas. I enjoyed my time in Austin, but I'm ready to get back to Big D now.
See also: big
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

big-D

n. Dallas, Texas. Kelly is from big-D.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • Big D
  • big H
  • big-H
  • buy the big one
  • Big John
  • a big ask
  • a big deal
  • big deal
  • big deal!
References in periodicals archive
By Cory Moore, National President, Big-D Construction
Cory Moore is a member of Big-D Construction's board of directors.
After college, Cory spent time as part of Big-D's estimating, project management, and business development groups.
THE COST OF CONSTRUCTION IS RISING: WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT
18 that it is selling the assets of the business to Big-D Construction, which is headquartered in Salt Lake City.
The construction company's name will remain and the current management team will continue in their roles, according to an announcement posted on Big-D's Twitter page.
"This acquisition is part of Big-D's vision to strengthen our company through alliances with premier builders and talented project teams in selected markets,"said Jack Livingood, Big-D Construction chairman.
Boise-based McAlvain acquired by Big-D
Big-D Construction has made several organizational changes among its key leaders.
Big-D Construction has made several organizational changes among its key leaders
But humility and optimism are exactly what have helped make Smith so successful in his 17-year career wish Big-D Corporation.
Armed with formal training, and an expansive knowledge of building, he was a perfect match for Big-D's business model, and soon they were knocking down his door to bring him aboard.
Bill Smith: the big dog of Big-D. (People)
And Big-D Construction recently completed the McKay-Dee Hospital, of which company President Rob Moore reflects "its atmosphere is a healing environment that is so different than the sterile environment of hospitals in the past.
Big-D's Moore continues to see a demand for "smart buildings" with built-in technology that can quickly be modified and adapted for growing businesses and changing tenants.
Hospitality's out, healthcare's in. (Business Trends)