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Some words for giant:
- huge
- big
- humongous
- colossal
- jumbo
- monumental
- sizable
- ample
- substantial
- vast
- massive
- immense
- hulking
- gargantuan
- heavy duty
- weighty
- mammoth
- enormous
- elephantine
- Herculean
- prodigious
- titanic
- Brobdingnagian
If you mean giant as a noun, here are some options:
- ogre
- titan
- Gargantua
- colossus
- behemoth
- hulk
- bruiser
- Amazon
- Goliath
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What other words mean the same as big?
giant
Who would win in a fight a one armed giant or ten midgets?
a big giant
What does Ten persons Ten colors mean in Japanese proverbs?
"Juunin toiro." Ten people, ten colors; in other words, 'to each his own.'
What other words are based on ten?
Some words based on "ten" include: tenfold (increased by ten times), teenager (a person aged between 13 and 19), and tenth (position or rank number ten in a sequence).
What does the giant drop mean?
the giant drop has a theme - oil dropping from the top of a tower. in other words, the theme of the ride is an oil mill. the giant drop gondola is meant to be a drop of oil.
What is other words meaning the same as big?
colossal, humongous, ginormous, giant, enormous, etc.
What is a ten letter word for giant star in Orion?
Betelgeuse
How many people can fit on one giant surfboard?
Ten.
What other Latin words are based on ten?
december, decibel, decimate, decimal, dime
Ten other words which mean same as to look?
Scared. Happy. See. Amazed
What does the Giants mean?
the giant drop has a theme - oil dropping from the top of a tower. in other words, the theme of the ride is an oil mill. the giant drop gondola is meant to be a drop of oil.
Why is eleven called so and not ten and one?
If you join them together it will make a compound word It is that way in English. We have a separate word for two of the two digit numbers, eleven and twelve. In most other languages, there are words which translate out to "ten and one" and 'ten and two". Otherwise, the word is "teen" meaning "ten" for all the other "ten" words which follow the sequence. According to the dictionary, the two words that English uses has German roots...which are exactly what you have stated. "ten with one left over", and "ten with two left over". So the words in English have roots in old German that state the mathematical decimal formula.
