The phrase "a big dump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as describing a large amount of waste or in a metaphorical sense to refer to a significant amount of something undesirable.
Example: "After the storm, we found a big dump of debris in the park that needed to be cleared away."
Alternatives: "a large pile" or "a huge mess".
"There was a big dump of raw data," said the diplomat.
After an extraordinarily warm and dry fall, there'd been a big dump of fresh snow and then the temperatures had got warm again.
USA & CANADA After a big dump last week, Timberline in West Virginia is expected to receive up 31cm by Tuesday, so there should be some great powder skiing.
"On the other hand, if they distinguish between snows that take either one kick or two to get it all off your boots, or if a dusting of powder and a big dump of the stuff have completely different names, they might have us beat".
It was a big moment when Birdman won best picture – and Sean Penn took a big dump on it when he said: "Who gave this sonofabitch his green card?" Iñárritu was gracious in saving the moment, making light of two Mexicans winning back to back as meaning the Academy needed to look at its immigration policy.
They only care about me". 17 Here's a vintage gem: On an innocent child's first day of school, this dog decides to go ahead and take a big dump.
A lot of snowflakes together can make for a blizzard, or they can make for a very big dump of snow.
"Aside from the complimentary dialysis machine use, easy underground access to Pakistan's beautiful vast cave system, and free toaster waffles, it's a pretty big dump.
I'm also looking forward to finishing this up and taking a nice big dump, in part because it should mean that I haven't permanently fucked my digestive tract.
The reactions, some vague and some utopian, were released in a big data dump this week.In this section A lurch onto the world stage Doing the splits A semi-guided missile Marching to a different tune Ghosts at the feast Soaring hopes, dark fears ReprintsGermany should be an "intercultural arbitrator", went one idea.
