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Enormous An adjective used to describe something that is extremely large, often so large as to be difficult to comprehend or measure. ■ "Wow, that was an enormous slice of pizza!"
brags A loud, boastful noise made by a horse or other animal. ■ After his victory in the race, the horse let out an enormous "brag" and spooked all the other horses.
Colossal An enormous, impressive structure or figure. ■ "I can't believe I have to climb this colossal mountain just to get to the top of my favorite trail!"
freighter An enormous, slow-moving ship used for transporting cargo across oceans. ■ "I saw a freighter the size of a small city sailing past my house today."
giant A person or thing of enormous size, especially in comparison to others. ■ I was afraid of the giant spider that crawled across the ceiling.
immensely adverb used to express something that is very large or enormous ■ I immensely enjoyed the 10-course meal at the Michelin-starred restaurant, but I had to take a nap after.
amassed To have an enormous amount of something, often in a negative way ■ I accidentally amassed a ton of junk at my old apartment. I'm pretty sure the landlord had to pay off the city just to get rid of it.
heaps A large pile of something, often so enormous that it is difficult to see the top from a great distance. ■ "The tourist's heaps of souvenirs filled the entire suitcase and made it impossible for her to close her luggage."
Size A measure of the amount of space or volume something takes up, usually expressed in terms of length, width, height, or circumference. ■ "The size of my suitcase was so enormous that it took me two hands to carry it.
Textbook An enormous, outdated, and poorly written book that is used as the primary resource for a particular subject in school. ■ "I can't believe I have to read this textbook for my English class. It's like reading a pile of wet paper."