3bulk verb
bulks; bulked; bulk·ing Meaning:
bulk large
: to have great importance or influence
▪ This is a problem that bulks large [=looms large] in the minds of many people.
▪ This is a problem that bulks large [=looms large] in the minds of many people.
bulk out [phrasal verb]
bulk out (something) or bulk (something) out : to make (something) bigger or thicker by adding more material
▪ He bulked out the report with lots of graphs and charts.
▪ He bulked out the report with lots of graphs and charts.
bulk up [phrasal verb] 1 : to gain weight often by becoming more muscular
▪ He's bulked up to 200 pounds. ▪ She's been trying to bulk up at the gym. 2 a bulk (someone) up : to cause (someone) to gain weight
▪ They tried to bulk him up with pizza and hamburgers.
b bulk up (something) or bulk (something) up : to make (something) bigger or thicker by adding more material
▪ He bulked up the report with lots of graphs and charts.
▪ He's bulked up to 200 pounds. ▪ She's been trying to bulk up at the gym.
▪ They tried to bulk him up with pizza and hamburgers.
b bulk up (something) or bulk (something) up : to make (something) bigger or thicker by adding more material
▪ He bulked up the report with lots of graphs and charts.
