hugeness
21enormous — adjective Etymology: Latin enormis, from e, ex out of + norma rule Date: 1531 1. a. archaic abnormal, inordinate b. exceedingly wicked ; shocking < an enormous sin > 2. mark …
22huge — adjective (huger; hugest) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French ahuge Date: 12th century very large or extensive: as a. of great size or area b. great in scale or degree < a huge deficit > c. great in scope or character < a dancer of huge… …
23Pont du Gard — (Roman Aqueduct) * UNESCO World Heritage Site Country France …
24Bloc Party — For other uses, see block party (disambiguation). Bloc Party Left to right: Okereke, Lissack, Moakes, and Tong Background information Origin London, England …
25Vimanarama — Supercbbox| title=Vimanarama comic color=background:#8080ff caption=Philip Bond s cover for the Vimanarama trade schedule=Monthly format=Mini series publisher=Vertigo Comics date=2005 issues=3 main char team= past current color= writers=Grant… …
26Reincarnation (album) — Infobox Album | Name = Reincarnation Type = Album Artist = William Johansson |200px Released = 4 April 2006 Recorded = William Digital Production Studios, Sweden Genre = Synth Minimal Length = 55:07 Label = WeeJay Records Producer = William… …
27'Til I Die — Single by The Beach Boys from the album Surf s Up A side Long Promised Road Released October 11, 1971 …
28enormity — /i nawr mi tee/, n., pl. enormities 1. outrageous or heinous character; atrociousness: the enormity of war crimes. 2. something outrageous or heinous, as an offense: The bombing of the defenseless population was an enormity beyond belief. 3.… …
29enormousness — /i nawr meuhs nis/, n. very great or abnormal size, bulk, degree, etc.; immensity; hugeness. [1795 1805; ENORMOUS + NESS] Usage. See enormity. * * * …
30huge — hugely, adv. hugeness, n. /hyoohj/ or, often, /yoohj/, adj., huger, hugest. 1. extraordinarily large in bulk, quantity, or extent: a huge ship; a huge portion of ice cream. 2. of unbounded extent, scope, or character; limitless: the huge genius… …
