| Lots of people would sign up if they could grow a gigantic potato or a monstrous zucchini or a humungous tomato. |
| Yet he and the wife still sit down to eat their humungous dinner in front of the set as they usually do, uninhibited by the presence of TV cameras. |
| It also has the world's biggest ballroom and a perfectly humungous shopping centre. |
| He sat down and looked at the giant pictures of his ancestors that decorated the humungous room. |
| There is this humungous king-sized bed with a bajillion pillows with monograms on them, and this huge Victorian chair and the biggest flatscreen ever. |
| Gosh, there's even a humungous, inflatable snowman standing on the thoroughfare of a local shopping centre. |
