The word 'bigheaded' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe someone who is overly proud or has an excessively high opinion of themselves. For example: "John is so bigheaded; he is always talking about how great he is."
The sado-stoicism is not bigheaded or bullying; it's how he conveys to his partners his own particular blend of enthusiasm and forbearance.
I'd say she got very bigheaded".
Fix-it Felix Jr. is only one of many game environments created in the film, which cleverly toggles between its own rather conventionally bigheaded, smooth-featured character design and the variously crude, fanciful and realistic styles that the players would see.
I don't feel under the same pressure now but I don't want to get bigheaded.
I certainly wouldn't like to go back to attitudes that my parents, particularly my father, held, that to praise the child was to "spoil them" or make them bigheaded.
Europe's club system also keeps young players from becoming bigheaded.
"I got bigheaded a little bit," Cooke said.
"I don't want to sound bigheaded, but we are just known," he said.
"I think people looked at that as conceited or bigheaded, but I think it's O.K. to believe in yourself".
That's why I tell people it's hard for me to be bigheaded or arrogant because it definitely wasn't in my plans to be in this situation.
But I was too bigheaded and he was too intolerant of bigheads.' MacColl wrote his own song 'That Bomb Has Got to Go'Asheshes to ashes and dust to dust/ If the bomb doesn't get you then the fallout must...'.), handing out lyric sheets on the road to Aldermaston.
