Definition of Pantagruelian in English:

Pantagruelian

adjective ˌpantəɡruːˈɛlɪənˌpæn(t)əɡruˈɛliən

rare

Enormous.
a Pantagruelian banquet
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a sad fact that the great poets of yore would have been nothing without Pantagruelian drug habits which inspired and fuelled their genius.
- "I missed about 30 cases in those nine months," said Toots, happily pouring down Pantagruelian shots of brandy.
- The Pantagruelian warrior gives a booming laugh, his mighty hammer bar resting easily on his shoulder.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Pantagruel (the name of an enormous giant in Rabelais's novel Pantagruel (1532)) + -ian.

Definition of Pantagruelian in US English:

Pantagruelian

adjectiveˌpan(t)əɡro͞oˈelēənˌpæn(t)əɡruˈɛliən

rare

Enormous.
a Pantagruelian banquet
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a sad fact that the great poets of yore would have been nothing without Pantagruelian drug habits which inspired and fuelled their genius.
- The Pantagruelian warrior gives a booming laugh, his mighty hammer bar resting easily on his shoulder.
- "I missed about 30 cases in those nine months," said Toots, happily pouring down Pantagruelian shots of brandy.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Pantagruel (the name of an enormous giant in Rabelais's novel Pantagruel (1532)) + -ian.

单词	Pantagruelian
释义	Definition of Pantagruelian in English: Pantagruelian adjective ˌpantəɡruːˈɛlɪənˌpæn(t)əɡruˈɛliən rare Enormous. a Pantagruelian banquet Example sentencesExamples It is a sad fact that the great poets of yore would have been nothing without Pantagruelian drug habits which inspired and fuelled their genius. "I missed about 30 cases in those nine months," said Toots, happily pouring down Pantagruelian shots of brandy. The Pantagruelian warrior gives a booming laugh, his mighty hammer bar resting easily on his shoulder. Origin Late 17th century: from Pantagruel (the name of an enormous giant in Rabelais's novel Pantagruel (1532)) + -ian. Definition of Pantagruelian in US English: Pantagruelian adjectiveˌpan(t)əɡro͞oˈelēənˌpæn(t)əɡruˈɛliən rare Enormous. a Pantagruelian banquet Example sentencesExamples It is a sad fact that the great poets of yore would have been nothing without Pantagruelian drug habits which inspired and fuelled their genius. The Pantagruelian warrior gives a booming laugh, his mighty hammer bar resting easily on his shoulder. "I missed about 30 cases in those nine months," said Toots, happily pouring down Pantagruelian shots of brandy. Origin Late 17th century: from Pantagruel (the name of an enormous giant in Rabelais's novel Pantagruel (1532)) + -ian.
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