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hugemongous

Larger than humongous
That ice cream sundae is hugemongous!

hugemongous

Very, very big, as in big squared.
Etymology: A mix between huge and humongous.
The Hummer H2 is a hugemongous car
hugemongous by GameboyRMH December 12, 2004

Hugemongous

To describe the size of my dick.Which is huge.
My dick is Hugemongous
Hugemongous by Nicktothescrip April 30, 2009

hugemongous

Bigger than big. More huge than humongous. Taking being big to a whole new level.
Setting the new record at 1400 pounds, Jon Brower Minnoch, was a hugemongous guy.
hugemongous by borse14 July 31, 2016

Humongous big 

An adjective to describe huge shit in the universe and other stuff. First used by Ilya Bryzgalov. Also can be used as humoungously big.
Oh you know, the universe is so humongous big, it just makes our problems so small.
Humongous big by Bryzmas96 December 28, 2011

hugeungous 

Something that is "Bigger than big".
Beckie's tits are hugeungous!
hugeungous by John J. Mc December 9, 2008
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