Gigantic

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 51
[Lat. gigantic us- gigas. See GIANT.] Like a giant; of extraordinary size; very large; colo al; exce ive; huge; prodigious. "The son of Hercules he justly seems, By his broad shoulders and gigantic limbs."-Dryden. -Enormous; vast; immense; as, gigantic wickedne . Gigantically, adr . In a gigantic or mighty manner. Giganticide, n. [Lat. gigantis , giant, and cædere , to kill.] The act of slaying a giant.
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