major-league adj.
(orig. US) very important, the most powerful, highly impressive.
Ball of Fire [film script] That’s a major-league [engagement] ring! | ||
New Yorker 17 Nov. 71: Four pages of orchestration an hour [...] is considered major-league speed . | ||
Semi-Tough 222: [She] just stood there with her arms at her side [...] displaying her major league lungs. And looking casual. | ||
Close Pursuit (1988) 54: Major league with a snake-line straight into Cartagena or just a small-time banker in the back of the poolroom. | ||
Trick Baby [blurb] Robert Beck, who used Iceberg Slim as his moniker, was a major league pimp who enjoyed serious success in Chicago. | ||
Nature Girl 157: Those are some major-league boobs. | ||
Hard Stuff 191: We were both [in prison] because of major league bad behavior. | ||
(con. 1991-94) City of Margins 192: ‘This is your girlfriend [...] She’s major league’. |