hugeous

[ hyoo-juhs or, often, yoo- ]

adjective

Origin of hugeous

1
First recorded in 1520–30; huge + -ous

Other words from hugeous

  • huge·ous·ly, adverb
  • huge·ous·ness, noun

Words Nearby hugeous

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How to use hugeous in a sentence

  • My better half has written a 'hugeous' novel, and she is going to read it aloud to-day.

  • Now the giant no sooner heard this valiant challenge than he rushed forth to the combat, armed with a hugeous crowbar of iron.

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  • There towered the shoulders of Mr. Pericles; his head looking diminished by the hugeous collar.

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  • He beheld it in imagination as a new light rising above hugeous London.

  • "hugeous," "Thank you most dumbly," were among the sallies of wit which Ivan hurled at his audience from time to time.

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