supercolossal

(ˌsuːpəkəˈlɒsəl)

adj

greater than colossal, huge, enormous

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1 bulbs were graded according to diameter: small (< 5.7 cm), medium (5.7-7.6 cm), jumbo (7.6-10.2 cm), colossal (10.2-10.8 cm), and supercolossal (> 10.8 cm).

Onion thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) and their management in the treasure valley of the pacific northwest

One of their most fruitful spawning beds today is Hollywood, and the high-level abstractions we call "supercolossal features" have today convinced hundreds of millions of people that we must be a rather despicable nation.

On structure and survival

For the answer, I turn to what is perhaps the summer's most-hyped movie - not the supercolossal Waterworld but Larry Clark's small, cheap Kids.