Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A female giant.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A female giant; a female of extraordinary bulk and stature.
Wiktionary
- n. A female giant.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A woman of extraordinary size.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a female giant
Etymologies
- From giant + -ess. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“The only film I know on the immediate horizon featuring a giantess is the upcoming animated film “Monsters vs. Aliens,” which is probably fun for the whole family.”
“By aid of the dictionary and much persistent questioning, she made out that Maria in her youth had received a partial training for the opera; but in the end it was decided that she was too big and heavy for the stage, and the poor "giantess," as Amy named her, had been forced to abandon her career, and gradually had sunk to the position of a maid-of-all-work.”
“They look like specific, persuasive individuals and Cameron and his artists succeed at the difficult challenge of making Neytiri a blue-skinned giantess with golden eyes and a long, supple tail, and sexy.”
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“With what sounds like a thousand guitars shredding the same chord at once, the band recount a pursuit to the gates of hell starring a cast of characters from Norse mythology, such as Móðguðr, the giantess guardian of the Gjallarbrú.”
“Sent down to the underworld, Baldur is denied release by the intransigence of a giantess—Loki in disguise?”
“But he doesn't abandon the figure entirely, embedding a redheaded giantess within the terrain itself, her thighs form the hills on the left, her hair one of the reddish cliffs.”
“Time to answer all the questions†¦ as a controversial side of the jade giantess erupts once again!”
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“To whet your appetite, I should tell you that you can expect to see an allegorical figure in Betty Shelton's "Remembrance," a saint in Cynthia Sitton's "St. Dyphna," and in Margaret McCann's stunning painting "Rotary" you will see a giantess reclining on a traffic circle.”
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“Only the special effect is better, more giantess action on the screen i.e. Nancy breaking Harry in half or eatting him, and longer running time.”
“Perhaps the grandmamma of all giantess films (well, at least in 1958, the first) is this tall tale about boozy heiress Nancy Archer (Hayes in the original, Hannah in the re-imagining) whose close encounter with a UFO causes her to inexplicably shoot up to 50 feet.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘giantess’.
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-ess
words with the suffix -ess
goddess, giantess, enchantress, doctress, archeress, auditress, avengeress, buildress, butleress, captainess, cateress, championess and 106 more...
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Words for Big
Words, terms and phrases that denote big, bigness, or making something bigger.
enlarge, giant, giantess, biggify, enormous, enhance, augment, whopper, swell, swollen, inflated, gigantic and 54 more...
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Fanciful Self
I like to think people say these things about me sometimes
Hellenic Commie, giantess, Teutonic splendour, predatory, dashed dashing, what a Tartar, Amazon bitch goddess, I bet she has a r..., much better-looki..., if Friya was a me..., toga! toga!, that's one icy glare and 10 more...
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