Excessive in size; immense, huge. Obsolete.

= unmeet, adj. 1a.

Very great, large, or big; immense, enormous, vast. Of things material or of spatial extent.

Terrific on account of size; tremendously or monstrously large; huge, immense. ? Obsolete.

In loose or hyperbolical sense: Indefinitely or exceedingly great; exceeding measurement or calculation; immense, vast.

That cannot be measured to determine magnitude, extent, or quantity; incalculable; immense, vast. Cf. unmeasurable, adj. 3b.

Incapable of being measured; immeasurable. Too great in size or extent to be measured; incalculable; immense, vast.

= huge, adj. adv.

Not measurable; that cannot be measured; immense.

Immense, very great.

= unmeet, adj. 4.

Of extraordinary size, extent, or force; gigantic, huge, monstrous.

Much beyond the ordinary measure or size; extremely great or large; vast, huge.

Of unnaturally or extraordinarily large dimensions; gigantic, immense, enormous.

Immense.

= huge, adj. adv.

Extremely large. Obsolete. rare.

Excessive or extraordinary in size, magnitude, or intensity; huge, vast, immense.

Abnormally large, vast, monstrous; = enormous, adj. 3. archaic.

= giantlike, adj. Now rare.

Immeasurable; immense.

Gigantic, huge; robust. Obsolete. rare.

Excessive in size, immense.

Of very great or large dimensions or size; huge, immense, enormous.

Not measured; unmeasured; immense, vast.

enormous, monstrous; also in combinations, as gargantuan-bellied adj.

Unparalleled, utter, arrant; huge, mighty (cf. almighty, adj. 2a). Frequently humorous. Obsolete.

= colossean, adj.

Of immense size or strength; huge, vast, enormous.

Of great size, extent, amount, etc.; enormous, immense; extreme; prolific.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Polyphemus; spec. gigantic; Cyclopean.

Of or relating to the Titans (Titan, n.1 2b); characteristic of or resembling the Titans, esp. in size or power; titanic; colossal, gigantic. Now rare…

Of, relating to, characteristic of, or reminiscent of the Titans; spec. colossal, gigantic; = titanic, adj.1 1a.

= gigantic, adj., in various senses.

Immeasurable, immense.

= gigantic, adj., in various senses.

= colossal, adj. (in various senses).

= gigantic, adj.

as huge as Gogmagog (Gogmagot).

= gigantic, adj.

Characteristic of Babylon or its inhabitants; spec. (a) huge, gigantic; (b) decadent, indulgent. Also: = Babelish, adj. 2.

attributive passing into adj. when sense: Huge, monstrous.

Of or relating to the Titans (Titan, n.1 2b); resembling or characteristic of the Titans, esp. in size or power; gigantic, colossal.

Resembling an elephant in size or strength; (of a task) requiring the strength of an elephant.

Mistake for, or synonym of, gigantine, adj.

Of the nature of a colossus; colossal; huge. Cf. colossian, adj.2

= decuman, adj. 1.

Unmeasured, immense.

= giant, n. adj., in various senses.

Very large, immense: usually of waves.

Like a colossus; vast in size, amount, extent, or scope; gigantic, huge.

Originally: irregular; exaggerated; misshapen. In later use also (humorous, chiefly U.S.): enormous.

Used attributively as: of huge dimensions; immense; gigantic.

Prodigiously huge, enormous, gigantic; (esp. of a meal) excessive; = gargantuan adj. at Gargantua, n. derivatives.

Chiefly humorous. Remarkably large or intense; enormous, vast.

With reference to the Patagons' alleged height: gigantic, huge, immense.

Of very great length or size; enormous, giant.

Resembling or characteristic of a Titan (sense A. 2b), esp. in size or power; titanic, gigantic. Now somewhat rare.

Hence of things material or immaterial, actions, etc.: Greatly exceeding ordinary dimensions; huge, enormous.

Of very great length or size; enormous, giant. Cf. seven-league, adj. 2.

Comparable to the mammoth in size; huge, gigantic.

Measureless, immense, boundless, vast.

Hyperbolically, or as a mere intensive: Such as to excite wonder on account of its magnitude or violence; astounding; extraordinarily great…

Having the characteristics of a giant; befitting a giant.

attributive. Of extraordinary size or extent; gigantic, huge. Cf. monstre, adj.

Resembling or having the characteristics of a Titan; spec. colossal, gigantic. Cf. titanic, adj.1 1a.

= monster, adj. 1.

Resembling a giant or what pertains to a giant; gigantic.

huge as a leviathan.

Of, relating to, or resembling a python (python, n.1 2) or the mythical Python of Delphi (python, n.1 1); python-like; monstrous, huge.

Of, relating to, or resembling (that of) Babylon or Babylonia.

very large; (also) very good, stupendous.

Having characteristics of a giant, gigantic.

Monstrously large; of or belonging to a large animal.

In general sense: extremely large.

Very large, enormous; impressively or shockingly big.

Extremely big; huge, impressive.

Immense, colossal; staggering, awe-inspiring.

Characterized by or indicative of a dismissive or hostile attitude; threatening, intimidating. Hence: awe-inspiring, impressive; huge. Cf. fuck-off…

Huge, great, substantial; much, many, a large quantity of. Usually attributive.

Extremely large; huge, enormous.

Huge, gigantic; monstrous.

Extremely big; huge, impressive; = big-ass, adj.

Extremely big, huge, massive; impressive; = big-assed, adj. 2.