GIGANTIC
ADJECTIVES
1602 ► POLYPHEMIAN characteristic of Polyphemus; gigantic; Cyclopean
1641 ► CYCLOPEAN → CYCLOPIAN monstrous, gigantic, huge; single, or large and round, like the one eye of a Cyclops →
1642 ► TITANICAL gigantic, colossal → obs.
1664 ► GIGANTINE large, huge, gigantic → obs.
1667 ► TITANIAN large, huge, colossal, gigantic
1697 ► TITAN titanic, gigantic
1709 ► TITANIC gigantic, colossal
1821 ► BABYLONIAN huge, gigantic, large
1853 ► BABYLONIC huge, gigantic, large
1882 ► TITANESQUE colossal, gigantic
1970 ► MONSTRO huge, gigantic; monstrous → sl., orig. & chiefly US
NOUNS
1940 ► BLOCKBUSTER anything enormous or gigantic; often used of a best-selling novel, film, TV series, etc. → sl.
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