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whop

[hwop, wop] / ʰwɒp, wɒp /














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Newcastle have let in a whopping 23 goals since they kept their most recent clean sheet in a 3-0 win against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League last month.

From BBC

Last year, they represented a “whopping” 2% of America’s GDP — and in terms of inflows, no other country in the G-10 has come close to attracting as much.

From MarketWatch

Even though Hill will cost $28 million in dead money, his release actually saves the team $23 million because he was due to represent a whopping $51 million cap hit next season.

From The Wall Street Journal

An investor owning the fifth of the index with the lowest ROE would have made 14 times their money; one owning the fifth of stocks scoring highest would have made a whopping 85 times.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just two seasons ago at Minnesota, Murphy racked up a whopping 118 penalty minutes—or nearly two full games.

From The Wall Street Journal