humongous
extraordinarily large.
Origin of humongous
1- Also hu·mun·gous [hyoo-muhng-guhs or, often, yoo-] /hyuˈmʌŋ gəs or, often, yu-/ .
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How to use humongous in a sentence
This year, he decided to build a skeleton so humongous that it shifted the scale of skeleton-themed decor by yet another order of magnitude.
It was this humongous thing that had happened in my life, the biggest thing that had ever happened to me.
The cookies that inspired lines around the block are now easier to get, but you have to heat them yourselfWe can largely thank Levain for ushering in the trend of humongous, warm cookies that are chewy on the inside, but crispy on the out.
Fancy-Schmancy Levain Cookies Are Headed to Your Local Whole Foods’ Freezer Aisle | Jaya Saxena | April 23, 2021 | EaterHe suggests that putting on a humongous road race is the perfect way to celebrate our deliverance from the plague.
Will Major Marathons Actually Come Back This Fall? | Martin Fritz Huber | February 4, 2021 | Outside OnlineIt was getting pretty gross, and my lips were just absolutely humongous.
Covid may cause rashes and swelling. That doesn’t mean you’re ‘allergic,’ experts say. | Allyson Chiu | December 10, 2020 | Washington Post
And much of what could be a humongous tab will be shouldered by taxpayers.
How Congress Already Helped Hurricane Sandy Victims | Eleanor Clift | November 1, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTA former prime minister, Ayad Allawi, is a Shiite with humongous support among Sunnis.
The art and branding ventures during Art Basel were less financially humongous, but agile and ambitious.
British Dictionary definitions for humongous
/ (ˌhjuːˈmʌŋɡəs) /
exceptionally large; huge
Origin of humongous
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