Stonking adj. Of great size or quality.
Also an intensifier adverb
"Stonking" is a British slang term that conveys something exceptionally large, impressive, or powerful. The word is often used to describe something that stands out due to its size, strength, or impact. It can apply to a variety of things, from a stonking performance in sports to a stonking great meal or a stonking deal. The term carries a sense of admiration or awe, emphasizing how remarkable or extraordinary something is. While it has a lighthearted, somewhat playful tone, it still conveys a sense of grand scale.
Its origins are somewhat unclear, but it seems to have emerged in the UK in the mid-20th century. Over time, it has become a part of everyday colloquial speech, often used to exaggerate the positive qualities of an object, event, or experience. Whether it’s used to describe an impressive win or a particularly large or intense storm, "stonking" is a word that captures the essence of something that cannot be ignored.
See also Skookum
Positive Nouns that Describe People
A stonking great win,
The crowd roars in wild delight,
Victory soars high,
A triumph, pure and bright.
Stonking storm rolls in,
Clouds collide in fury's grasp,
Nature's power wild.