gargantuan

There are gargantuan histories of the birth of hip-hop, many of which Ed used for his research.

And as far as trolls go, ESPN is like Jotnar, the gargantuan mountain troll wreaking havoc in the Trollhunter films.

In person, you can see why it proved such a gargantuan task.

The U.S. Embassy and its support staff grew to gargantuan proportions, only to be “right-sized” later on.

Worse—it was as though the ground and its every surface object had been run through a gargantuan mill and spewed abroad.

Roars of Gargantuan laughter shook the skies as each new initiate unwittingly succumbed to the demoniac wiles of his tormentors.

It was a gargantuan thing which seemed to writhe in an agony which, somehow, was created by itself.

Even as he lowered his head a gargantuan blast shook the world below him.

I fear that even the capacity for that Gargantuan laughter which met them, in those days, exists no longer.