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91buku — Huge, big, alot, much, etc. (Sometimes beaucoup.) She owns buku clothes and has a huge closet to go with them …
92hugeousness — hugeˈousness noun (archaic) • • • Main Entry: ↑huge …
93Ibn Ṭūlūn Mosque — Huge, majestic red brick mosque in Cairo. It was built (876–879) by Aḥmad ibn Ṭūlūn (835–884), the Muslim governor of Egypt and Syria. The mosque s crenellated walls have merlons (see battlement) that are shaped and perforated in a decorative… …
94Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts — Huge cultural complex (opened 1971) in Washington, D.C., with a total of six stages, designed by Edward Durell Stone. The complex, surfaced in marble, makes use of the ornamental facade screens for which the architect was known. The three main… …
95giganto- — Huge, gigantic. [G. gigas, one of the race of giants] …
96Windfall Profits — Huge profits that occur unexpectedly due to fortuitous circumstances. Such profits are generally well above historical norms and may occur due to several factors such as a price spike or supply shortage that are either temporary in nature or may… …
97Bonden — Huge shrine decorations consisting of 3 metre poles wound with cloths of five different colours and hung with shide and other decorations. Their shape is something like a giant pair of trousers. At the bonden festival of the Asahi okayama… …
98Dirrambandi mailbox — huge water drum …
99Barbofski — Huge mustaches or people that wear them. You know the stocker over at K Mart? You know, that dude with the barbofski and worn out leather jacket …
100garganchuin — Huge, big, gigantic (anything of the large sort). Look at the elephant! Yeah...it s garganchuin! …
