Pronunciation: /wɑpɪŋ/
adjective extremely large; huge
A1 The dog had a whopping bone in its mouth.
A2 She received a whopping bill for the repairs.
B1 The company reported a whopping increase in profits.
B2 The restaurant served a whopping portion of fries.
C1 He made a whopping investment in the new technology.
C2 The movie had a whopping budget and an all-star cast.
adverb used to emphasize the great extent or size of something
A1 The cat caught a whopping mouse.
A2 She received a whopping bill for her car repairs.
B1 The company made a whopping profit last quarter.
B2 He was surprised by the whopping amount of food on the buffet.
C1 The team won by a whopping 20 points in the final game.
C2 The CEO earned a whopping salary compared to the average employee.
formal The company reported a whopping increase in profits this quarter.
informal I can't believe she ate a whopping three slices of pizza!
slang That concert was a whopping good time!
figurative His ego was so big, it was a whopping obstacle in his relationships.
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