idiominformalused to say that something is not aseriousproblem:Because thesunglassesarecheap,losingapairis nobiggie.I was a littledisappointedthat they don'tservebrunchonSaturdays, buthey, nobiggie.Ilostmyjob(nobiggie- I just took earlyretirement).SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesOf little or less importance
be in/undersomeone'sshadowidiom
be neither here nor thereidiom
be no big dealidiom
biggie
derisory
lowly
meaningless
meaninglessly
meaninglessness
mere
merely
peripheral
petty
piffling
play second fiddleidiom
poxy
rinky-dink
secondarily
subordinate
valueless
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