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ginormous
adjective
very large UK
Pronounced “jye-normous”.- A naval engineering adjective, a contraction of gi(gantic) and (e)normous. — Eric Partridge, A Dictionary of Forces’ Slang 1939–1945, p. 81, 1948
- And we’ll go ashore and have a bath and a really ginormous meal. — Blackwood’s Magazine, p. 518, 1960
- The prices were ginormous. — Adrian Reid, The Confessions of a Hitch-Hiker, 1970
- Spain is a great place for a holiday what with the brandy and the ginormous paelas and the Fundador. — Road and Track, p. 98, 1997
- Don’t you find it stooopid that the itsy-bitsy beetles cannot be blasted away with a weapon, but a ginormous scorpion can? — alt.games.tombraider, 28 December 1999
- These toilets are ginormous! — Elf, 2003
- “I would be laughed out of Hollywood,” says McDormand. “I have very limited breasts and a ginormous ass.” — St. Paul Pioneer Press, 11 September 2008
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