Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| aggrandise | to increase the power or rank of; to make greater. |
| aggrandize | to increase the power or rank of; to make greater. |
| barny | resembling a barn in size or shape. |
| behemoth | (Hebrew) an enormous creature (in Job 40.15 prob. a hippopotamus or a crocodile); fig. something vast. |
| big | sizeable (verb, Scots) to build |
| biggie | a biggish thing. |
| biggish | quite big. |
| biggy | a biggish thing. |
| bigly | (Adv.) BIG, in a blustering manner. |
| bigness | the state of being big. |
| brobdingnagian | marked by trememendous size. |
| bustiness | the state of being busty. |
| busty | having a large bust. |
| colossal | of enormous size. |
| colossally | (Adv.) COLOSSAL, gigantic. |
| doozer | a thing of surpassing size or excellence. |
| doozie | a thing of surpassing size or excellence. |
| doozy | a thing of surpassing size or excellence. |
| embiggen | to make bigger. |
| engross | to make gross, thick, or large. |
| engrossedly | (Adv.) ENGROSSED. |
| engrossing | very interesting. |
| engrossingly | (Adv.) ENGROSSING. |
| enlarge | to make or become larger. |
| enlargedly | (Adv.) ENLARGED. |
| enlargen | (Spenser) to enlarge. |
| enlarger | something that enlarges. |
| enorm | (Obs.) enormous. |
| enormity | something enormous; a grave offense against decency. |
| enormous | huge. |
| enormously | (Adv.) ENORMOUS, huge. |
| enormousness | the state of being enormous. |
| feck | (Scots) quantity, number (verb) to fuck |
| gargantuan | very large. |
| gert | (Dial.) very big. |
| gey | considerable. |
| giant | of great size (noun) a person or thing of great size |
| giantess | a female giant. |
| gianthood | the state of being a giant. |
| giantlike | like a giant. |
| giantly | giantlike. |
| giantship | the state, personality, or character, of a giant. |
| gigantean | like a giant. |
| gigantic | huge. |
| gigantically | (Adv.) GIGANTIC, huge. |
| giganticness | the state of being gigantic. |
| ginormous | (Jocular) gigantic, enormous. |
| grande | (Fr.) grand, big. |
| grandeur | (Fr.) impressive size. |
| great | large, exalted (noun) one who has achieved lasting fame |
| greaten | to make great. |
| greatly | (Adv.) GREAT, large, exalted. |
| greatness | the state of being great. |
| huge | very large. |
| hugely | (Adv.) HUGE, very large. |
| hugeness | the quality of being huge. |
| hugeous | (Arch.) huge. |
| hugeously | (Adv.) HUGEOUS, huge. |
| hugeousness | (Arch.) the state of being hugeous. |
| hugy | (Arch.) huge, vast. |
| hulk | anything unwieldy (verb) to appear impressively large |
| humongous | jocular for huge. |
| humungous | jocular for huge. |
| hypertrophied | grown to an abnormal size. |
| immane | (Arch.) huge; monstrous in size or character. |
| immanely | (Adv.) IMMANE, huge; monstrous in character. |
| immanity | the state of being immane. |
| immense | huge. |
| immensely | (Adv.) IMMENSE, huge. |
| immenseness | the state of being immense. |
| immensity | the quality of being immense. |
| ingross | (Arch.) to absorb the attention of. |
| jumboise | to make very big. |
| jumboize | to make very big. |
| largen | to enlarge. |
| largeness | the state of being large. |
| largish | quite large. |
| loftily | (Adv.) LOFTY, of majestic or imposing height. |
| loftiness | the state of being lofty. |
| lofty | of majestic or imposing height. |
| lunker | something unusually large eg a game fish. |
| macroscopic | large enough to be visible to the unaided eye. |
| macroscopically | (Adv.) MACROSCOPIC, large enough to be visible to the unaided eye. |
| magnitude | size, extent. |
| magnitudinous | having magnitude. |
| massive | of great size (noun) a group of friends or associates |
| massively | (Adv.) MASSIVE, of great size. |
| massiveness | the state of being massive. |
| mega | very big. |
| meikle | (Scots) great, much. |
| mickle | (Arch.) great, much (noun) a great amount |
| midsize | of middle size. |
| midsized | of middle size. |
| mightiness | the state of being mighty. |
| mochell | (Spenser) much. |
| moliminous | massive; laborious. |
| monster | a strange or terrifying creature; (verb) to criticise severely. |
| monumental | very large. |
| monumentality | the state of being monumental. |
| monumentally | (Adv.) MONUMENTAL, very large. |
| muchel | (Arch.) much. |
| muchell | (Spenser) much. |
| muchness | (Arch.) greatness; extent. |
| muckle | (Scots) great, much > MUCKLER, MUCKLEST; a great deal > MUCKLES. |
| omnify | to make large or universal. |
| outsize | an unusual size. |
| outsized | of an unusual size. |
| overbig | too big. |
| overlarge | excessively large. |
| overscale | oversize. |
| overscaled | oversize. |
| scrouger | (US arch.) a whopper, something large. |
| sizable | quite large. |
| sizably | (Adv.) SIZABLE, quite large. |
| sizeable | quite large. |
| sizeably | (Adv.) SIZEABLE, quite large. |
| sollicker | (Aust. sl.) something very large. |
| spacious | vast or ample in extent. |
| spaciously | (Adv.) SPACIOUS, vast in extent. |
| stonking | impressively large; very. |
| stupendious | (Milton) stupendous. |
| sture | great, formidable. |
| superlarge | exceptionally large. |
| superscale | on a very large scale. |
| supersize | in a very large size; (noun) a supersize dress; (verb) to increase the size of. |
| tall | of more than usual height (noun) a garment size for a tall person |
| thumper | a strikingly big thing of its kind, esp a blatant or gross lie. |
| titan | anything gigantic. |
| titanic | having great magnitude, force, or power. |
| titanically | (Adv.) TITANIC, of great size. |
| tremendous | awe-inspiring; huge. |
| tremendously | (Adv.) TREMENDOUS, awe-inspiring; huge. |
| ultralarge | very very large. |
| varisized | in various sizes. |
| vast | huge (noun) a vastness |
| vastidity | immensity. |
| vastitude | vastness. |
| vastity | vastness. |
| vastly | (Adv.) VAST, huge. |
| vastness | the state of being vast. |
| vasty | (Arch.) vast; immense. |
| wadge | a large or roughly-cut portion. |
| walloper | (Coll.) anything strikingly big of its kind. |
| whacker | (Coll.) something big of its kind; a blatant lie. |
| whapper | anything very large. |
| whopper | something very big. |
| wodge | a large or roughly-cut portion. |