monster
/ˈmɑnstər/
adjective
- Extremely large; huge.
- He ate a monster burger for lunch.
- They caught a monster fish at the lake.
- A monster wave crashed over the boat.
noun
- A large, frightening, imaginary creature, often in stories or myths.
- The children were scared of the monster under their bed.
- Ancient maps sometimes showed sea monsters in unknown waters.
- In the movie, a green monster terrorizes the city.
- A very cruel or evil person.
- The dictator was a monster who caused the suffering of millions.
- He turned into a monster after gaining power.
- Only a monster would hurt a helpless animal.
- Something that is very large, powerful, or impressive.
- That truck is a monster — it can carry 20 tons.
- She built a monster of a sandcastle on the beach.
- The new roller coaster is a monster, with a 200-foot drop.
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