| A | B |
|---|
| astronomical | inconceivably or enormously large |
| colossal | gigantic; enormous |
| corpulent | excessively fat; obese |
| enormity | the condition, state, or quality or being huge; a great size |
| fleck | a tiny spot; a small mark |
| grandiose | impressive because of uncommon largeness, scope, or effect |
| immense | vast; huge |
| infinitesimal | immeasurable tiny |
| maelstrom | a huge, powerful whirlpool |
| meager | hardly enough; barely sufficient |
| modicum | a small amount |
| palatial | large and luxurious; magnificent |
| paucity | a small number or quantity |
| petite | small in stature and figure |
| phenomenal | outstanding; extraordinary |
| pittance | a small portion or amount of money |
| portly | stout in a way that suggests dignity; stately |
| puny | deficient or inferior in size, power, or importance |
| rotundity | roundness; plumpness |
| ultimate | final; last in a progression or series |
