How to pronounce “whopping” in English

And then whopping load of batteries.

It took us a whopping week to pack the house and get out of New Jersey.

meaning the probability of really whopping big events is so significant that if you keep measuring, occasionally you're gonna measure one of those extreme outliers

And the new version has a whopping 42.4 megapixel sensor.

And the first advance was a whopping $600, to be recouped through recoupable expenses,

So the total journey time for everyone increases to a whopping 41 minutes compared to the 35 minutes we had before the new road was constructed.

It sold in 2007 at auction for a whopping $450 million.

Apparently, a whopping 16% of the employees at Microsoft were female.

- It costs a whopping $400 million, and it is so bizarre that I want to introduce it to you

In comparison, the Hope Diamond is a whopping 45.52 carats.

So out of the $59, I made a whopping $29 per photo shoot.

our Live Events are free except for the award show and the award show is a whopping look out makes Dave and I rich

And they found three cues that actually correlated at 0.86, a whopping correlation in the social sciences, with the ratings given by the analysts.

That's a whopping 7.5° C or 13.5°

But the really big theme-- interesting theme that emerged from this was that the happiest group of nuns outlived the least happy group of nuns by a whopping 11 years.

In 2015 the US government spent $1.1 billion on AI, and in 2016 we spent a whopping $1.2 billion on AI.

Well, we began in 1978 with one tiny little 1600-square-foot store in Dallas, Texas, with a whopping $35,000 in capital.

You know, there's an early letter where he just gotten "Broom of the System" accepted for publication, and he was a whopping 24 years old, I think.

So, the number there that's pretty whopping is that more than $3,000 is spent every second