gigundo

English

Etymology

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Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /d͡ʒaɪˈɡʌndəʊ/

Adjective

gigundo (comparative more gigundo, superlative most gigundo)

1. (informal) Bigger than gigantic.
   • 1974, Wallace Judd, Games, Tricks, and Puzzles for a Hand Calculator, dilithium Press, published 1978, page 25:

     So key in a few gigundo numbers and let the calculator do some gargantuan number-crunching.

   • 2015, Rob Levandoski, Fresh Eggs‎^[1]:

     “They're gigundo, aren't they?”
     “Not as gigundo as my father said.”