The Little Big Book Dictionary

This handy little dictionary (which fits in the regular sized Big Books) helps folks figure out how to pronounce some of the most challenging words in the Big Book.  I recall my sponsor telling me that “trudge” meant something different when the bog Book was written.  I thought it meant to walk wearily, but back in the 1930’s, trudge meant “to walk with purpose”, and was usually used to describe how the soldiers walked during the War, which is where I assumed the wrong definition.  Now you too can find hidden meanings behind some of the most often quoted passages of the Big Book.