Very big, ‘thumping’, ‘whopping’. slang or colloquial.

colloquial. Huge, great; spec. (of a drinking vessel) filled to the brim (cf. bump, v.1 II., bumper, n.1 II.). In later use also as an…

figurative (colloquial). Of striking size, extent, or amount; exceptionally large or heavy; huge, ‘whacking’, ‘whopping’: cf. bouncing, adj.

Very forcible, great, or large; huge, immense. Chiefly, now only, colloquial or slang; mostly archaic or dialect. (Cf. thumping, adj. 2, whopping…

That knocks (see the verb); †figurative violent, forcible, ‘thumping’; ‘knock-down’, clinching, decisive.

= gigantic, adj., in various senses.

= gigantic, adj., in various senses.

= gigantic, adj.

= gigantic, adj.

Very energetic or forcible, violent; hence as a mere intensive: Very great or big, excessive, immense, ‘tremendous’, ‘terrific’. colloquial or slang.

That whops; almost always figurative, that is a ‘whopper’; abnormally large or great; ‘whacking’, ‘thumping’.

Of extraordinary activity, intensity, or magnitude; brisk, vigorous, energetic, ‘booming’; very large; ‘thumping’, ‘stunning’. slang or colloquial.

Unusually big or striking (cf. whopping, adj.). In later use chiefly English regional (northern). Now rare.

Great, excessive, ‘bouncing’, ‘whopping’. slang or colloquial (now only dialect).

colloquial. Of an impressive size; great; big. Cf. thumping, adj. 2. Obsolete. rare.

Strong, vigorous, ‘powerful’. Now dialect.

Very large, very great.

Chiefly humorous. Remarkably large or intense; enormous, vast.

More generally: out of control; unrestrained, rampant; developing at an ever-increasing rate.

Very big, large, or fine; exceptionally good in some respect, frequently with implication of showiness or smartness.

Hence of things material or immaterial, actions, etc.: Greatly exceeding ordinary dimensions; huge, enormous.

That is a ‘whacker’; abnormally large; ‘thumping’, ‘whopping’.

slang. Vigorous, ‘rattling’, ‘thumping’. Also as adv.

Of wind: strong and loud; brisk, vigorous.

That bounces: in various senses of the verb relating alike to loudness, brag, and vigorous or ungainly movement. Often also (like ‘thumping…

dialect. Strikingly large, powerful, etc.; ‘thumping’, ‘whopping’. Often reinforced with big, great. (See Eng. Dial. Dict.)

U.S. colloquial. As an intensive: Very strong, excessive.

Dealing violent blows, striking violently and noisily; figurative (colloquial) overwhelming, ‘thumping’.

figurative (chiefly slang.) Glaring, very pronounced, ‘screaming’: cf. howler, n. 3. Also, extreme, great (colloquial).

colloquial (originally U.S.). Great, huge; powerful, impressive. Also occasionally as an intensifier, following big.

dialect. Exceptionally or unusually large or fine.

colloquial. Usually with hyphen or as one word. Of high intensity or degree; very great, enormous. Cf. almighty, adj. 3.

colloquial. Also with hyphen or as one word. Very great, enormous. Also as an intensifier, expressing anger, annoyance, dislike, etc. Cf. almighty…