Synonym: colossal, enormous, giant, gigantic, huge, immense, monumental, titanic, vast. Similar words: mammal, commotion, mother, smother, mothering, grandmother, alma mater, in common. Meaning: ['mæməθ] n. any of numerous extinct elephants widely distributed in the Pleistocene; extremely large with hairy coats and long upcurved tusks. adj. so exceedingly large or extensive as to suggest a giant or mammoth.
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31. She had already begun to gyrate and deepen, before expanding like some mammoth top.
32. At present, however, the festivities seem light years away, having been eclipsed by a fiscal crisis of mammoth proportions.
33. Cuvier noticed that the most recently extinct creatures such as the mammoth were closely related to living species.
34. The mammoth had a shaggy coat to protect it against the rigours of the ice ages.
35. This mammoth battle vividly demonstrated how inextricably railways are tied to politics.
36. It has competition, but such a mammoth market share as to be a monopoly.
37. Since we were making plans to camp at Mammoth, we expected it to be cold.
38. John hopes that his mammoth walking achievement will raise £100 000 for research into multiple sclerosis.
39. Garfield:And then I ate a woolly mammoth.
40. The larger Columbian mammoth lived further south.
41. This mammoth undertaking was completed in 18 months.
42. Building the new railroad will be a mammoth job.
43. Elephant ancestors are known as the Woolly Mammoth. Sentencedict.com
44. The mammoth fell into an ice crevasse.
45. IMAGE 1: Columbian mammoth reconstruction (Wikimedia Commons).
46. The year saw a flurry of genomes published, from that of the woolly mammoth to individual cancer patients, a feat aided by a surge in new genetic sequencing techniques, which also made the top ten.
47. The use of mammoth bones, jaws, and skulls to build structures was common among the mammoth-hunting cultures of the Upper paleolithic.
48. Connecting is what our ancestors were doing thousands of years ago when they gathered around the fire to eat woolly mammoth steaks or stitch together the latest animal-hide fashions.
49. Last week, families were touring Moscow's Palaeontology Museum, which has a large woolly mammoth discovered in Yakutia in 1842 displayed in its upstairs exhibition.
50. The woolly mammoth was a smaller furrier beast, that lived in the north closer to the glaciers of the Ice Ages, from Alaska through Canada, and east to the Great Lakes and New England.
51. The extinction of the woolly mammoth and other large ice age animals can't be blamed on a 'human blitzkrieg', say researchers.
52. You can only undertake mammoth changes if the finances are there.
53. Missing only her hair and toenails, Lyuba is the best discovered example yet of a woolly mammoth spat from its tomb deep in the Russian permafrost.
54. According to the Daily Mail, on August 27, Ian and Stuart Paton, a pair of pumpkin-growing twin brothers, have grown some of the mammoth pumpkins in Pennington, Hampshire.
55. Mammoth Cave National Park is a U.S. National Park in central Kentucky, encompassing portions of Mammoth Cave, the longest cave system known in the world.
56. The mammoth has now just a suburb of Los Angeles.
57. Differences were discovered between mammoth and African elephant in amino-acid positions that are otherwise invariant over several billion years of combined mammalian evolution.
58. This morning I woke up a possum and now I'm a mammoth.
59. I'll return you. We don't need that meany -weeny mammoth do we?
60. North American mastodon; in some classifications considered a mammoth rather than a mastodon.
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