Huge
Huge adjective - Unusually large.
Minor
Minor adjective - Having not so great importance or rank as another.
Both words in one sentence
- Elsewhere they have minor singing parts in two huge production numbers, being stuck in the shadow of Charlie's wacky grandparents in Act One and absent for most of Act Two.
Source: Minor Character, Major Song -
A minor sympathetic villain in the Astro City comic calls himself "The Mock Turtle" and is a huge fan of Carroll's novels.
Source: Alice Allusion - Tolkien's dragons were huge, highly intelligent, possessed magical powers (particularly mind-bending magic), and were quite possibly incarnate minor deities, if evil ones.
Source: Mythology Upgrade
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