Great (11)
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'great' is the definition.
(both can mean excellent)
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(Other definitions for super that I've seen before include "Informally excellent, terrific" , "Smashing, terrific" , "Excellent; policeman" , "Outstanding" , "Top" .)
'great' is the definition.
(similar in meaning)
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(Other definitions for major that I've seen before include "Of great importance" , "Not minor" , "Officer - of greater importance" , "Main course" , "Officer with crown" .)
'great' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for scott that I've seen before include "one wanting to explore?" , "Sir Walter --, writer" , "See other clues" , "Ivanhoe's creator" , "Sir Walter -, author of Guy Mannering" .)
'great' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for intense that I've seen before include "Concentrated, serious" , "Strong in quality or degree - perhaps a feeling" , "'Acute, extreme (7)'" , "Profound" , "Vived, extreme, acute" .)
'great' is the definition.
(thesaurus)
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(Other definitions for tremendous that I've seen before include "Immense" , "Wonderful" , "Excellent; very great" , "Fantastic" , "large" .)
'great' is the definition.
(old-fashioned UK slang for 'very good')
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(Other definitions for mega that I've seen before include "extremely good" , "Big" , "Huge (slang)" , "Fantastic!" , "Game (anag) -- great" .)
'great' is the definition.
(thesaurus)
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(Other definitions for illustrious that I've seen before include "Celebrated" , "Distinguished, renowned" , "Highly respected, well known" , "Eminent" .)
'great' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for gigantic that I've seen before include "Exceedingly large" , "'Enormous, mammoth (8)'" , "Fantastically great" , "Sizeable" , "Thumping" .)
'great' is the definition.
(I know that great can be written as superb)
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(Other definitions for superb that I've seen before include "Tiptop" , "First class" , "Highly impressive" , "Dazzling" , "fine" .)