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Discuss A.Word.A.Day--gargantuan(gar-GAN-choo-uhn)This week's theme: Eponyms adjective: Gigantic. [After Gargantua, a voracious giant, the father of Pantagruel, in a series of novels by François Rabelais (c. 1490-1553).]
"Walls were built around Constantinople, gargantuan chains were set
over the Bosporus and the Golden Horn to prevent any attempts by the
enemy to enter." See more usage examples of gargantuan in Vocabulary.com's dictionary. X-BonusI don't know why we are here, but I'm pretty sure that it is not in order to enjoy ourselves. -Ludwig Wittgenstein, philosopher (1889-1951) |
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