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Big Mother

Big Mother
 n.— «In their collective stead, we got the Live Aid concerts, an always exciting and sometimes worrying spectacle that shrunk the globe to an altruistic village ruled by a benign Big Mother.» —“North of the border, the tube’s glow was much brighter” by Rick Groen Globe and Mail (Toronto, Canada) Dec. 28, 1985. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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