great with child

adjective

1. of much more than ordinary size, extent, volume, etc.; esp.,
   1. designating a thing or group of things larger than others of the same kind: the great cats are tigers, lions, etc.; the Great Lakes
   2. large in number, quantity, etc.; numerous: a great company
   3. long in duration: a great while
2. much higher in some quality or degree; much above the ordinary or average; esp.,
   1. existing in a high degree; intense: a great light, great pain
   2. very much of a; acting much as (something specified): a great reader
   3. eminent; distinguished; illustrious; superior: a great playwright
   4. very impressive or imposing; remarkable: great ceremony
   5. having or showing nobility of mind, purpose, etc.; grand: a great man, great ideas
3. of most importance; main; chief: the great seal
4. Informal clever; expert; skillful: usually with at: great at tennis
5. ☆ Informal excellent; splendid; fine
6. Now Chiefly Dial. pregnant
   chiefly in great with child

adverb

noun