Massive

[Sarah]

In mass; not necessarily without a crystalline structure, buthaving no regular form; as, a mineral occurs massive. Massive rock(Geol.), a compact crystalline rock not distinctly schistone, asgranite; also, with some authors, an eruptive rock.

[Sarah]

People, group, collective. Jamaican origin.

[Sarah]

The people, the crew, lovers of jungle/ drum

[Sarah]

Term used to describe a type of [party], [show], or [Rave] where thousands of [Raver]s, [Junglist], [Club Kid]s, and [Kandy Kid]s would flock to from miles away to attend. Most Massives feature world renown artist or [D.J.]s, held in large event centers, and are known about many months in advance. Most commonly pre-sale tickets have to be bought due to these events usually selling out.

[Sarah]

Massive - Really good.Something or someone who merits praise.

[Sarah]

Super big - not necessarily strong. Commonly associated with strong men and fat women.

[Sarah]

Synonym of awesome.

[Sarah]

really really good. excellently good.

[Sarah]

generally describes something / someone good, cool, sound,
someone you're mates with. can be used
in place of phrases such as mate.
can be used similar to the phrase
legend when describing someone, comedical effect.

[Sarah]

Buzz word used in Dublin, Ireland for a short while...seems to have gone out of fashion lately. Mostly used by knackers, skanks and other persons of low intelligence and/or social status

[Sarah]

Awesome/Very cool coined by comedian Stephen Colbert on October 1st 2009, on his show the

[Ernesto]

One of [the worst] insults one can [possibly] called another. However, conversely can be used in a [endearing] way amounts only the closest of friends and communities

[Sonia]

Large and heavy or solid.

[Tariq Zaki]

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[Michiko]

very large in size, amount, or number:

[Merna]

Massive is an adjective related to mass.