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gargantuan

[gahr-gan-choo-uhn] / gɑrˈgæn tʃu ən /


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A bomb meant to kill a monster ends up creating a gargantuan problem, one that has inspired 38 movies and counting.

From Salon

Mr. Boyes wonders if any current descendants of Henry—any similarly gargantuan beasts—are still roaming the planet, then sets out to find them, if they exist.

From The Wall Street Journal

He designs his gargantuan models spontaneously while working.

From Barron's

That provision was offered because Warner board members have expressed concerns that Paramount may not be able to round up sufficient financing to close such a gargantuan deal.

From Los Angeles Times

In the Champions League, Bodø also faced a gargantuan uphill task.

From The Wall Street Journal