massive
adjective
[ ˈmasɪv ]
• large and heavy or solid.
• "a massive rampart of stone"
Similar:
huge,
enormous,
gigantic,
very big,
very large,
great,
giant,
colossal,
mammoth,
vast,
immense,
tremendous,
mighty,
stupendous,
monumental,
epic,
prodigious,
mountainous,
monstrous,
titanic,
towering,
elephantine,
king-sized,
king-size,
gargantuan,
Herculean,
Brobdingnagian,
substantial,
extensive,
hefty,
bulky,
weighty,
heavy,
gross,
mega,
monster,
whopping,
whopping great,
thumping,
thumping great,
humongous,
jumbo,
hulking,
bumper,
astronomical,
astronomic,
whacking,
whacking great,
ginormous,
• exceptionally large.
• "massive crowds are expected"
• (of rocks or beds) having no discernible form or structure.
• "a massive limestone without bedding planes"
massive
noun
• a group of young people from a particular area with a common interest in dance music.
• "the Bristol massive"
Origin:
late Middle English: from French massif, -ive, from Old French massis, based on Latin massa (see mass).
