by Blood January 07, 2005
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Noun that refers to an imposing amount of mass. Can be used to comment on someone's intimidating or weak physic. Most commonly used for motivational purposes to boost a bros confidence before or after a GTL (gym, tan, laundry) session.
Yo Peter has been hitting the gym hard lately, check out his massiveness.
Yo bro, where's your massiveness?
C'mon man, don't just sit there. You're going to lose all your massiveness.
Yo bro, where's your massiveness?
C'mon man, don't just sit there. You're going to lose all your massiveness.
by GTL-P May 02, 2011
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by pumppan February 03, 2010
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"Oh man that Adrian is super-massive."
"Holy shit she gained like 400 pounds and now she's massive as hell."
"Holy shit she gained like 400 pounds and now she's massive as hell."
by AdrianIsMassif September 07, 2014
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Awesome/Very cool coined by comedian Stephen Colbert on October 1st 2009, on his show "the Colbert Report"
An adjective to describe the person who defines the word MASSIVE
An adjective to describe the person who defines the word MASSIVE
"Hey!did you guys see the Colbert Report last night?It was Massive!"
"Hey the kid who wrote this definition is Bryan Lowe from NJ and would love tickets to the show, that would be MASSIVE!"
"Hey the kid who wrote this definition is Bryan Lowe from NJ and would love tickets to the show, that would be MASSIVE!"
by Bryman 07758 October 02, 2009
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by ColbertNation101 October 02, 2009
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massively (adj.)
A word that is the equivalent of the phrase "requires very much ponder" or, "requires an extreme degree of thought"---possibly of British origin---used as an adjective. In particular, it is used at the end of a sentence as somewhat of an afterthought preceded and followed by an ellipsis (...) said in a room with people present. This is not the letter ending and indicates that the speaker is trying to describe something too huge to express in mere words.
A word that is the equivalent of the phrase "requires very much ponder" or, "requires an extreme degree of thought"---possibly of British origin---used as an adjective. In particular, it is used at the end of a sentence as somewhat of an afterthought preceded and followed by an ellipsis (...) said in a room with people present. This is not the letter ending and indicates that the speaker is trying to describe something too huge to express in mere words.
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