whacking great

He'll be having a whacking great tray of food all on his own.

Something put a whacking great full stop to any ideas that Charles may have had.

There's a whacking great beauty spot about to appear on the face of the sun.

No, more like a hammer on a whacking great anvil.

Brains tended to be sensitive about personal debt, having had to pay off such a whacking great amount for their early care and education.

Have you seen her handling that whacking great bull?'

In my heart, I was fired by the prospect of once again joining in on a whacking great row!

"There's this whacking great rock spire, and the river goes behind it through a gorge.

Don't know what they're doing, and charge through the streets taking cracks at people with dashed whacking great knives.

"Especially if what you're trying to get into their ribs for is a whacking great sum like three thousand and five pounds two and six."

Doesn't help, there's still a whacking great chunk of driver in k-mode.

'I would have thought a whacking great palace more to your taste!'

Two whacking great tombs full of al the bones they brought out of Verdun.

I can juggle with a whacking great bottle and a lump of ice and two knives.

Whacking great mushrooms bursting through the walls!

The Hero twirled his mighty blade once around his head, then began whacking great strokes at the enemy.

But actually, because they were very tight, they had to be whacking great things so that they wouldn't bend under the pressure.

But she's got a whacking great alibi, sir.'

"If a whacking great bell started ringing within a few inches of your ear at half past six in the morning, what would you say about it?"

"Twas a whacking great iron pot, the kind the goblins cook men in for supper.

"A whacking great long rope'll do the trick, wot!"

He dug this whacking great hole in the floor like a tiger trap and caught one of the flower rota in it.

He retired when he was about thirty, I think, as soon as he inherited a whacking great private income from his father.

It was either that or some whacking great palace out in the New Territories or one of the outlying islands.'

"Fancy putting a whacking great hunk of iron smack off-centre," Kellaway said.