Bulky

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 76
Large of great size or bulk; of great dimensions; as, a bulky package. "Latreus, the bulkiest of the double race." - Dryden. Bull, n. [Ger. bulle ; probably from Ger. bellen ; A.S. bel lan , to roar, to bellow; Swed. bola ; Icel. bauli ; W. bwla ; Hindoo, buel .] ( Zool .) The male of any quadruped of the bovidæ family. (Astron.) A sign of the zodiac; TAURUS, q . v. (Com.) A cant term used on the Stock Exchange, and applied to those brokers who contract to buy any quantity of stock or shares, without having the intention or the ability to pay for them, and who are, therefore, obliged to sell again, either at a profit or a lo , before the time at which they have contracted to take it. It is the opposite of BEAR, (q. v .) -a. A term used in composition as a qualification of large size; as, a bull - trout, a bull - head, .
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