mahoosive in Spanish
mahoosive in Spanish is del carajo, morrocotudo — mahoosive means (informal) Enormous; extremely large.
mahoosive in Spanish
del carajo
(chiefly, Britain, humorous, slang) Massive; huge; very large. [from 1990s]
morrocotudo
(chiefly, Britain, humorous, slang) Massive; huge; very large. [from 1990s]
What does "mahoosive" mean?
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adj (informal) Enormous; extremely large.
"And on that note, I shall bid you all a fond au revoir. This scene-setting commentary will now end, and Phil Harlow will bring you all the action from the Stade de France before, during and after tonight's mahoosive match."
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mahoosive in a sentence
- And on that note, I shall bid you all a fond au revoir. This scene-setting commentary will now end, and Phil Harlow will bring you all the action from the Stade de France before, during and after tonight's mahoosive match.
- So if you're shy about going to the gym because there is always someone next to you using mahoosive weights, don't be. You do your weights, just make every workout count.
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What is "mahoosive" in Spanish?
"mahoosive" in Spanish is del carajo, morrocotudo. mahoosive means: (informal) Enormous; extremely large.
Are there other ways to say "mahoosive" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "mahoosive": del carajo, morrocotudo.
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