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hugegantic 

Replacement of the 'gi' in the word "gigantic" with "huge". Commonly used when exaggerating.
Woah, that Xbox is hugegantic, and so is it's controller!
hugegantic by t3hSurge September 7, 2008

hugegantic 

hugegantic = huge x gigantic
ginormous = gigantic + enormous
therefore, ginormous < hugegantic

ginormous is like 4 + 5 while hugegantic is like 3 * 4
alien 1: dood your plaint ginormous

alien 2: NAA! it's hugegantic!
hugegantic by TheChosen_1 January 6, 2024

hugantic 

bigger than ginormous, a fusion of huge and gigantic, while ginormous is a mix between enormous, and gigantic, while in most epinions, huge is bigger than enormous, therefore hugantic is more hugantic than ginormous
im tired of typing...TURKEY NOODLES! TURKEY NOODLES! BORK BORK
hugantic by lukey August 15, 2003

Hugigantimungous 

When something is so unbelievably big that one needs four adjectives to describe it. Huge, Gigantic, Humungous, and Enormous
"I saw the Eiffel Tower and that thing is Hugigantimungous.
Hugigantimungous by BBGIRL19 March 13, 2010

Hugiantic 

(Adj.) 1. Humongoloid, large, big, massive, enormous, gargantuan, colossal. 2. The fusion of huge and gigantic into an onomatopoeia-cally expression of “OMG! That is sooooo totally huge and gigantic beyond all belief.”
That slab of chocolate cake is so hugiantic that I'm going to end up with ka-tonk-ka thighs just thinking about it.
Hugiantic by rladlof April 3, 2011

hugantic 

modified contraction of huge + gigantic extremely enormous, esp. in size
This stadium is hugantic!
hugantic by Anonymous July 9, 2003
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