colossal
71colossal — a. Gigantic, huge, monstrous, immense, enormous, vast, prodigious, Cyclopean, Herculean …
72colossal — adj 1. gigantic, monstrous, mammoth, gargantuan, titanic, Brobdingnagian, Cyclopean, An taean; huge, vast, immense, massive, massy, ponderous; monumental, enormous, mountainous, magnitudi nous; elephantine, dinosaurian, dinotherian, mega therine …
73colossal — co·los·sal …
74colossal — adjective Syn: huge, massive, enormous, gigantic, giant, mammoth, vast, immense, monumental, mountainous; informal monster, whopping, humongous; Brit.; informal ginormous Ant: tiny …
75colossal — co•los•sal [[t]kəˈlɒs əl[/t]] adj. 1) extraordinarily great in size, extent, or degree; gigantic; huge 2) of or resembling a colossus • Etymology: 1705–15 co•los′sal•ly, adv. syn: See gigantic …
76colossal — adj. kolossalo, a, e (Albanais) …
77colossal — adj. 1 of immense size; huge, gigantic. 2 colloq. remarkable, splendid. 3 Archit. (of an order) having more than one storey of columns. 4 Sculpture (of a statue) about twice life size. Derivatives: colossally adv. Etymology: F f. colosse COLOSSUS …
78Colossal Cave — …
79colossal squid — noun An enormous squid, of the subfamily Taoniinae, of which few specimens have been studied …
80colossal order — noun : an architectural order extending in height beyond one interior story; especially : with the columns or pilasters reaching from the basement to nearly the top of the wall …
