hugeness
101huge — ► ADJECTIVE (huger, hugest) ▪ extremely large. DERIVATIVES hugely noun hugeness noun. ORIGIN shortening of Old French ahuge, of unknown origin …
102hugely — huge ► ADJECTIVE (huger, hugest) ▪ extremely large. DERIVATIVES hugely noun hugeness noun. ORIGIN shortening of Old French ahuge, of unknown origin …
103huge — [hyo͞oj, yo͞oj] adj. huger, hugest [ME < OFr ahuge, ahoge, prob. < a, to + hoge, hill < ON haugr: for IE base see HIGH] 1. very large; gigantic; immense 2. very great, important, powerful, extensive, etc. 3. Informal extremely popular,… …
104huge — adj. 1 extremely large; enormous. 2 (of immaterial things) very great (a huge success). Derivatives: hugeness n. Etymology: ME huge f. OF ahuge, ahoge, of unkn. orig …
105gianthood — ˈjīəntˌhu̇d noun ( s) : hugeness, immensity …
106giganticness — noun ( es) : the quality or state of being gigantic : extremely great size : hugeness …
107membrose — † membrose, a. Obs. 0 [ad. late L. membrōsus, f. membrum: see member n. and ose.] Having large members (Bailey vol. II, 1727). Also † membrosity [ad. med.L. membrōsitas], ‘the largeness or hugeness of members’ (Bailey 1721) …
