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tremendous, prodigious, monstrous, thumping, mammoth, massive,
Brobdingnagian: With that whopping Great Dane of yours in the
kitchen there's no room to move about. 2 flagrant, outrageous,
extravagant, terrible, awful: Jones tells such whopping lies I
don't know when to believe him.
23.4 wicked...
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wicked adj. 1 evil, bad, immoral, amoral, unprincipled, sinful,
impious, irreligious, blasphemous, profane, sacrilegious,
ungodly, godless, diabolic(al), satanic, Mephistophelian,
demonic, demoniac(al), hellish, infernal, accursed, damnable,
fiendish, ghoulish: How wicked must one be to murder one's own
child? She has done many wicked things, but this was the worst.
2 depraved, dissolute, villainous, black-hearted, iniquitous,
horrible, horrid, hideous, heinous, beastly, base, low, vile,
debased, degenerate, perverse, perverted, corrupt, foul,
offensive, abominable, disgraceful, shameful, dreadful, awful,
gross, gruesome, grim, appalling, grisly, loathsome, lawless,
unrepentant, unregenerate, incorrigible, criminal, felonious,
rascally, knavish, terrible, egregious, execrable: The Deluge
was regarded as divine vengeance on a wicked world. He was a
wicked man, in league with the devil himself. 3 dirty,
pornographic, filthy, erotic, obscene, lewd, offensive,
indecent, prurient, smutty, rude, taboo, blue, coarse, bawdy,
vulgar, salacious, licentious, nasty, X-rated, Colloq US
raunchy: The townspeople took the wicked books and burnt them
all. 4 vicious, beastly, savage, nasty, bad, violent, mean,
cruel: Graham has a wicked temper. The boys were subjected to
the most wicked treatment. 5 naughty, mischievous, impish, sly,
devilish, rascally, roguish, scampish, puckish; vexatious,
exasperating, annoying, irritating, irksome, trying, galling,
bothersome: What trouble have those wicked children got
themselves into now? It is wicked of you to make pig noises
every time I mention Bertha. 6 foul, offensive, pernicious,
baleful, mephitic, disgusting, revolting, sickening, repulsive,
repellent, nauseous, repugnant, rotten, pestilential, noxious:
That liniment the doctor prescribed has a wicked odour. 7
expert, ingenious, superior, superb, superlative, outstanding,
masterful, masterly, skilful, deft, adept: That chap Gough
plays a wicked game of tennis.