1. What does Bigwig mean? A very important person

2. A very important person: "hassles between executive Biggies"

3. A very important person: "hassles between executive Biggies"

4. A Bigwig is a very important person — in fact, you might call her a VIP

5. Opposite the Lobkowicz Palace and neighbouring the Black Tower you can notice the Supreme Bulgrave’s House.It used to belonged to a very important person in the past – to the supreme Burgrave – the highest official and the deputy of the king.

6. Someone whose job is to look after or help customers in a public place a car park Attendant 2 someone who looks after a very important person, for example a king or queen Examples from the Corpus Attendant • The middle-aged sleeping-car Attendant was dozing but dressed