Gargantuan (adj)
gah-gan-choo-un
Enormous
Late 16th century: from Gargantua, the name of a voracious giant in Rabelais’ book of the same name (1534), + -an.
Example sentences
“Teenagers are known to have gargantuan appetites.”
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