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ginanical (adjective) : big; huge; enormous

The elephants were ginanical. —Cindy Findling, Cindy Findling, 2001

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 21, 2005 21:20

ginch

(noun) : Underwear, particularily the everyday white cotton variety.

They stole his ginch from the locker room.

Submitted by: L Cambria from Canada on Jan. 25, 2006 06:45

(noun) : Underwear. Usually, but not always, standard men's briefs (tightey-whiteys or y-fronts). Often connotes particularly old, worn-out, dirty, or generally nasty items. Variations include gonch, gaunch, gawnch, or gonchies. Primarily Canadian usage.

"The ginch were so old and ratty that they had to be thrown away."

Submitted by: Lisa from Canada on Jan. 07, 2006 01:00

ginger (noun) : Person with reddish hair and freckles, generally used as a derogatory term.

Make sure you put sunblock on, you ginger!

Submitted by: Annmarie Fillian from Connecticut on Dec. 12, 2007 12:06

gingerly (verb) : to Google in such an efficient way that you find just what you want (or someone else wants, if you're feeling altruistic)

I gingerlied for what bakarkhani means (since the "greasy" reference sounded like it could be a murtabak cousin) and found this. —Hibiscus, anothersubcontinent.com, February 21, 2006

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 21, 2006 21:50

ginormagantuous (adjective) : so big it defies comprehension

That is a ginormagantuous sandwich you are eating!

Submitted by: WORDGOD from Washington on Apr. 25, 2007 16:16

ginormous

(noun) : huge or very big

you have a ginormous head

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 19, 2009 22:55

(adjective) : when something is so big it needs two words to describe it ( gigantic and enormous) :0

The spider was so ginormous that it made my sister scream!

Submitted by: Hannah P : ) from Illinois on Oct. 01, 2007 11:07

(adjective) : giant and enormous together

My birthday cake was ginormous!! It fed over 50 people.

Submitted by: Marysol from California on Sep. 20, 2007 23:47

(adjective) : really big or large, excessive in size

That cow is ginormous.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 05, 2007 18:32

(adjective) : Fantastically huge.

The explosion of the recent supernova was ginormous.

Submitted by: Stacey Simkins from Virginia on May. 25, 2007 12:39

(adjective) : gigantic, enormous

Peter saw a ginormous boulder rolling down the hill —jorge ospina,

Submitted by: coco from Texas on May. 23, 2007 19:46

(adjective) : Anything that that is considered larger than normal.

Those pants were so ginormous on me I took them back.

Submitted by: Cortz from California on May. 03, 2007 10:10

(adjective) : extremely or abnormally large; monstrous. (derived from the words "gigantic" and "enormormous")

a ginormous house

Submitted by: Sage on May. 01, 2007 22:26

(adjective) : (Ji-norm-us) huge, very large [a cross between gigantic and enormous]

She had on the most ginormous diamond ring I ever saw!

Submitted by: hilary from Massachusetts on Apr. 24, 2007 12:02

(adjective) : Notable for extraodinary size. Exeeding normal expectations in reagrds to size or shape.

Look at that T Rex! it is ginormous!

Submitted by: Michael Villany from New Jersey on Apr. 18, 2007 15:31

(adjective) : Extremely large. Having to do with size

The woman had a ginormous pimple on her nose.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 17, 2007 09:05

(adjective) : really really big

that elephant is really ginormous

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 16, 2007 16:04

(adjective) : very very very very big

Her feet are ginormous! —Ethan, Everywhere, March 27, 2007

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 27, 2007 10:38

(adjective) : A combination of gigantic and enormous. Something that is very big. Something that is large or massive.

Mount Everest is a ginormous mountain.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 26, 2007 13:59

(adjective) : big, giant or enormous

That elephant is ginormous!

Submitted by: wayne from Pennsylvania on Mar. 20, 2007 19:15

(adjective) : Very big. Overly big.

Wow! That's a ginormous building

Submitted by: Brigitte Henderson from New York on Mar. 16, 2007 06:59

(adjective) : 1 extremely large; very giant or enormous 2 big or popular

1 That mansion is ~! 2 Are you going to the ~ party tonight?

Submitted by: Minnie on Mar. 08, 2007 18:34

(adjective) : being giant and enormous at the same time

That building isn't big; it is ginormous.

Submitted by: purple-diva08 from North Carolina on Mar. 08, 2007 16:50

(adjective) : very big

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 24, 2007 23:04

(adjective) : (JI-nor-mus) An adjective used to describe something very large, when other words just won't do the object justice.

Wow! Did you see that three-foot snowball? It was ginormous!

Submitted by: Charli from Indiana on Feb. 20, 2007 16:19

(adjective) : a combination of gigantic and enormous. This word (but not quite yet a word) is creeping into the English language.

That test we had the other day was ginormous!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 07, 2007 14:57

(adjective) : Something that is very large. It can be used in place of enormous, great, large, big, or huge.

That is a ginormous pineapple. ——, —, —

Submitted by: Becki Iverson from Minnesota on Feb. 07, 2007 14:43

(adjective) : A Combination of Gigantic and Enormous.

When I pulled up to the Empire State bulding I notice it was ginomous in comparison to other buildings.

Submitted by: DG from New York on Feb. 04, 2007 13:57

(adjective) : giantly huge

The stock market hit ginormous highs today.

Submitted by: Mona DiFoggio from Illinois on Jan. 31, 2007 21:45

(adjective) : Extremely large, see HUGE

The caves were ginormous, as if you could fit a plane through them.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 24, 2007 23:40

(adjective) : An object or a subject that is unbelievably or indescribably large. Huge. A combination of enormous and gigantic. pronouced: ji'~norm~us

That guy has a ginormous ego. I went to a ginormous party last night. I have a ginormous test tomorrow. I have a ginormous headache. This (plan or idea) will be ginormous.

Submitted by: Heidi Chancey from California on Jan. 10, 2007 00:20

(adjective) : a cross between giant and enormous

Bertha's mother was a ginormous woman.

Submitted by: Michele Davidsmeyer from Texas on Jan. 05, 2007 00:57

(adjective) : huge; monstrous

That is a ginormous house!

Submitted by: Zerolink from Texas on Dec. 23, 2006 20:30

(adjective) : derived from the words 'gigantic' and 'enormous'; something so large that its scale cannot adequately be described by only one term

The universe is ginormous.

Submitted by: Bub from Washington on Dec. 03, 2006 18:40

(adjective) : More Giant than simply giant. More Enormous than simply enormous. Giant + Enormous = GINORMOUS.

Submitted by: Stephen from Tennessee on Nov. 30, 2006 04:26

(adjective) : Significantly exceeding the usual or expected; exceedingly large; of significant size or area; greter than huge in scale or degree

There was a ginormous crowd at the athletic event.

Submitted by: M. Kelley from California on Nov. 29, 2006 18:49

(adjective) : contraction of gigantic and enormous; used in an exagerated sense that something is very large; huge.

Bob was so hungry he ordered this ginormous hamburger and fries.

Submitted by: CLB from North Carolina on Nov. 22, 2006 11:31

(adjective) : gigantic+enormous

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 18, 2006 11:39

(adjective) : extremely large

My house is ginormous. —Drew Harper, Giant and emormous, 5/6/06

Submitted by: Drew on May. 06, 2006 20:31

(adjective) : So big that it is beyond gigantic and enormous

The speed of light is enormous, but during a miscalculation I calculated it to be ginormous. —everyday conversation ( a bigger, better word was needed)

Submitted by: Kathy D. from Texas on Apr. 28, 2006 21:12

(adjective) : a combination of gigantic and enormous

I'm sorry to say, but your bum looks ginormous in those jeans.

Submitted by: Alexandra from Massachusetts on Apr. 26, 2006 13:41

(adjective) : massive or huge

That building over there is ginormous.

Submitted by: gadget from Nebraska on Apr. 24, 2006 18:02

(adjective) : large, enormous; huge

These toilets are ginormous!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 13, 2006 19:08

(adjective) : very big, large

That is one ginormous mountain!

Submitted by: Carly on Apr. 02, 2006 12:02

(adjective) : Very Large - combining of gigantic and enormous

The tires and rims on that SUV are ginormous!

Submitted by: Kev from Wisconsin on Mar. 30, 2006 16:20

(adjective) : combination of giant and enormous

I was eatin' a ginormous Kit-Kat.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 19, 2006 14:15

(adjective) : An adjective to describe something that is somewhat beyond Gigantic and Enormous

They brought out the cake and it ecliped the lighting it was so ginormous. —none, none, none

Submitted by: Doug B. from Georgia Us on Mar. 07, 2006 11:46

(adjective) : Derivitive of gigantic and enormous. So big that one adjective is not enough.

My cell phone bill was ginormous last month

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 22, 2006 19:11

(adjective) : gigantic and enormous, huge, large

The weddign cake was ginormous campared to the one at my own wedding.

Submitted by: FergyToad on Feb. 13, 2006 22:23

(adjective) : hugely huge, larger than big but smaller that gargantuan

dude, did you see that pizze??! it's ginormous!!! (in reference to a 24" radius pizze)

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 13, 2006 17:15

(adjective) : amalgam of gigantic and enormous

Submitted by: Mookie from Pennsylvania on Feb. 04, 2006 17:52

(adjective) : Being something that is more than gigantic and enormous.

Macy's had a ginormous sale after Christmas. King Kong is a ginourmous ape.

Submitted by: Raymond Snyder from New Jersey on Jan. 06, 2006 14:38

(adjective) : the largest of something ever seen, extremely large proportions, huge beyond expectations

I have a ginormous zit right in the middle of my cheek.

Submitted by: Marianne Callaghan from Canada on Jan. 04, 2006 18:43

(adjective) : Something insanly huge in size. Both larger then giant and enormous.

Fluffy, the three-headed dog from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, is ginormous.

Submitted by: Rachel Brown from Maryland on Dec. 14, 2005 16:17

(adjective) : More massive than enormous, bigger than gigantic.

Her three month old baby was ginormous!

Submitted by: Eric Sizemore from Illinois on Dec. 11, 2005 22:27

(adjective) : Bigger than enormous, more massive than gigantic.

Have you seen these toilets they're ginormous? —Will Ferrell, Elf the movie

Submitted by: M. Flaherty from Ohio on Dec. 03, 2005 00:35

(adjective) : used to describe an object of particularly large size; combination of giant and enormous

This homework assignment is ginormous. or Wow, that building is ginormous.

Submitted by: Devon from Michigan on Dec. 01, 2005 18:55

(adjective) : Exceedingly large, huge. Combination of gigantic and enormous. Of abnormally large size.

She had a ginormous amount of packages after shopping.

Submitted by: honeydo from Rhode Island on Nov. 30, 2005 14:23

(adjective) : very, very large

That piece of pizza is GINORMOUS

Submitted by: Kayla Lorraine from North Carolina on Oct. 27, 2005 20:56

(adjective) : being a cross between giant and enormous;REALLY BIG!

The elephant was hugemoungous!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 12, 2005 14:32

(adjective) : extremely oversized or large

The T-Rex is a ginormous dinasour.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 08, 2005 20:16

(adjective) : Beyond usual size expections.

The line at the store was ginormous.

Submitted by: Jocelyn Suzanne Small from Washington on Oct. 06, 2005 11:34

(adjective) : A combination of the words gigantic and enormous, this word means really really really big.

Man that TV is ginormous.

Submitted by: Chris-Aussie from Illinois on Oct. 05, 2005 21:24

(noun) : giant and enormous

That hit was ginormous

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 02, 2005 11:55

(adjective) : combination of gigantic and enormous

The fall left a ginormous bruise all up and down his back.

Submitted by: Merriam-Webster Editors on Aug. 02, 2005 15:56

(adjective) : Huge; excessive

I was almost run down by a ginormous SUV on the way to work this morning.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jul. 26, 2005 10:42

(adjective) : extraordinarily large

The Internet Is really ginormous. —Netcraft blog via About.com, 7/13/2005

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jul. 19, 2005 15:05

ginourmous (adjective) : gigantic + enourmous = a description of something that is larger than life

He had a ginourmous plate of food at the buffet today.

Submitted by: Crystal Sowers from Florida on Aug. 23, 2006 14:09

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