A big or very large penis, especially that of a president.

1. Big stick ideology, big stick diplomacy, or big stick policy refers to President Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy, "Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far"
2. A human generated meat stick that can make some one reach their climax and is able to go in and out of certain places. It is also able to create new life in females

A golfer that can DOMINATE the game with their big stick hits

A girls demand or set standard for the size of a guys dick that she will interact with.

Also known as the big stick policy, this was the foreign policy popularized by the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt in 1901. Essentially, one's assets were used to intimidate opponents rather than one's words.

Mr. Big Stick is a golfer who can hit the piss out of a golf ball.

A game that is a type of ritualized fighting that was originated by native americans. Two people are given each a little stick to fight with and one big stick is placed between them. Either one can try to grap the big stick to beat the tar out of the other person with it but to do so they will have to let go of the little stick and so will have to grab the big stick while trying to keep the other person from beating the tar out of them with their little stick. But if they get the big stick they can beat the tar out of the other person because they have a way bigger stick.

Walk tall and carry a big stick means: Describes person who is prepared to take action, take charge, take over; to be a fearless authority figure, known for using punitive measures sparsely but always accurately, swiftly and appropriate to the crime when needed. Punishment was always dealt fairly (hence walking tall; as in able to hold ones head high, with integrity)

In her classroom, Ms. Apple walked tall; carrying a big stick. Her smiles w ere earned and her praise was for those truly deserving of it. Her students were always on task and received the highest test scores in the whole school. No one dared step out of line when she was in charge.

The other saying was Roosevelt's..."Speak softly and carry a big stick"...which had to do with his negotiations of foreign policy.

Some say it wrong, as in "Walk softly and carry a big stick." That phrase dates back to the 1960's and '70s when Snipe hunting was all the rage. One had to "walk softly and carry a big stick" so one could sneak up on those little buggers in the bushes and be ready to bash them with the stick...

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