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big cass
/bɪɡ kæs/
Definition
1
A colloquial or shorthand reference to Colin Cassady, a professional wrestler known for his imposing physical stature and height in various wrestling promotions.
2
Internet slang or fan-terminology used to describe an individual who is significantly tall, often echoing the wrestling persona's catchphrase trope that 'you can't teach that'.
Examples
He walked into the room with that big cass energy, making everyone else look like they were browsing from the children's section.
If you are seven feet tall and trying to navigate a standard office cubicle, you are officially entering big cass territory.
I tried to reach the top shelf without a stool, really channeling my inner big cass, but I still ended up needing a ladder.