hugeous

huge·ous

 (hyo͞o′jəs)
adj.
Huge.
huge′ous·ly adv.
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hugeous

(ˈhjuːdʒəs)
adj
an archaic word for huge
ˈhugeously adv
ˈhugeousness n
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Though jostled, the farmer concludes: "'twas worth all the pother," describing "London fine town," as "a fine hugeous, city" and says he enjoyed "the city's fine show," though he hopes not to see another coronation.
David Garrick, George III, and the politics of revision
Though jostled, the farmer concludes: "'twas worth all the pother," describing "London fine town," as "a fine hugeous city" and says he enjoyed "the city's fine show," though he hopes not to see another coronation.
David Garrick, George III, and the politics of revision
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