The phrase "a big greasy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is large and oily, often in reference to food or a messy situation.
Example: "After finishing the burger, I couldn't help but notice the big greasy stain on my shirt."
Alternatives: "a large oily" or "a hefty greasy".
A big greasy wok sat on the stove.
"It gives you the essence of the flavor and not a big, greasy slick".
The trip took eighty minutes, with no accidents or extenuating circumstances — just enough time to engender the feeling that we deserved a nap or a big greasy breakfast.
In order to save everyone the burden of reading 9,000 words of sentence-analysis, however, I'm going to skip the sausage-making and just feed you a big greasy breakfast of winners.
As the bass player in Phosphorescent, Mr. Bailey discovered breakfast tacos during SXSW 2007, when Phil Waldorf, an Austin resident who heads the band's label, Dead Oceans, brought home "a big, greasy bag of Tamale House tacos," said Mr. Bailey.
When all is said and done, our dreams are tied up with the ability to make big, greasy profits on a tiny little ante.
The tradition of the British breakfast differs across the British Isles and it doesn't necessarily have to involve a big old greasy fry-up.
Well, firstly, he was right to mock them, because they are stupid and the claim that politicians aren't poll-driven is a big fat greasy lie.
It's a big, fat, greasy tub of salty popcorn for anyone interested (as Americans increasingly are) in the theory and practice of Japanese comics.
Don't get me wrong – sometimes you just really, really fancy a big fat greasy saveloy from the Turkish chip shop down the road, but it's never going to compete with a meal that's been slowly prepared with herbs and love and shit.
His first mature paintings, nods to Mr. Johns, consisted of words: "boss" painted in big, greasy black capital letters on a muddy brown backdrop, and "ace," its letters made into even more of a sculpture in relief.
