humongously

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1. informalIn a humongous manner.

   No humongously outstretched turn signals.

   1975 July, the Staff of Trail Bike, “Big Four First: No Turn Signals, No Trials Tires, A Real Trail Bike!: Honda MR175 Elsinore”, in Dirt Bike, volume five, number seven, page 37

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   May your reputation gain humongously, but don’t overexert yourself or big ben!

   1969 November 26, Flambeau, volume 56, number 49, Tallahassee, Fla., page 6

   Extra large liv rm, humongously large kitchen, utility area, central hear-air, ½ acre wooded lot on high knoll.

   1973 June 7, The Durham Sun, volume 85, number 87, Durham, N.C., page 7-C

   But the administrators’ imaginations failed when confronted with the miles of railroad track and 13 large warehouses scattered about the 1,000-acre campus near the Colorado border. The buildings were used in World War II to repair freight cars used to haul munitions. A few are a block long and two stories high. “We didn’t know what to do with them,” reported administrator Gary Green. “They were so humogously big. They just lay dormant.”

   1977 February 13, Lynda McDonnell, “Railroad, college link up for profit”, in Minneapolis Tribune, volume CX, number 265, page 11C

   First of all, they’re just about the most humongously huge lip glosses you’ll ever run across.

   1977 December 20, “Bonne Bell… cosmetics for young women of all ages”, in Great Falls Tribune, 92nd year, number 221, Great Falls, Mont., page 11

   1E2 was upset in the quarterfinals by eventual champ 3E1, despite good goaltending by an humongously riptided knuckle-bloodied score of five to two.

   1978, Muster ’78, page 103