Answer: EPIC
EPIC is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining EPIC with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Magnificent(Used today)
- Spectacular story(Used today)
- Huge
- Majestic
- Poem
- Long story
- Grand
- Heroic
- It's a long story
- "Awesome!"
- Broad
- Legend
- Ginormous
- Large
- Heroic tale
- Monumental
- Expansive
- Colossal
- Sweeping story
- Gigantic
- Major work
- Awesome
- Grand tale
- Vast
- Long tale
- Grand story
- Sweeping
- Massive
- Larger-than-life
- Bigger than big
- Chronicle
- Big-budget film
- Poetic form
- Legendary
- Grand in scale
- Large-scale
- Grand-scale
- Big picture
- Verse form
- On a grand scale
- Gargantuan
- Heroic poem
- Great
- Extraordinary
- Heroic narrative
- Saga
- Out of this world
- Grand-scale tale
- Cast-of-thousands film
- Momentous
- Imposing
- Way cool
- Long heroic tale
- "Beowulf," e.g.
- Long narrative poem
- Blockbuster
- Homer work
- Like some proportions
- Larger than life
- Big, and word that is found in all three theme answers
- Monstrous
- Hero's tale
- Grand in scope
- Heroic story
- Grandiose
- Long poem
- "Beowulf," for one
- Totally awesome
- Of grand proportions
- Amazing
- Stupendous
- Spectacular
- Really big show
- Long, heroic story
- Like some poetry
- Really cool
- Long narrative
- Lengthy tale
- Homeric work
- Expensive film production
- Cast-of-thousands movie
- Verse work
- Tale on a grand scale
- Colossal, moviewise
- Adventure tale
- "War and Peace," e.g.
- Vast in scope
- Impressively great
- Narrative poem
- Multigenerational story
- Grander than grand
- Grand-scale story
- "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
- "Awesome, dude!"
- Totally cool
- Multigenerational tale
- Literary form
- Big story
- Awesome, in slang
- "Game of Thrones," e.g.
- "Beowulf" is one
- Very cool
- Sweeping saga
- Of majestic proportions
- "Roots," for one
- "Iliad," e.g.
- "Ben-Hur," for one
- "Ben-Hur," e.g.
- Sweeping tale
- Quite a tale
- Majestic story
- Long legend
- It's quite a story
- Heroic saga
- With a cast of thousands
- Tale of heroism
- Mind-blowing
- Large-scale story
- Impressive in scope
- Grand, as an adventure
- Film with a cast of thousands
- Bunyanesque
- Big picture?
- "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
- "Cleopatra," for one
- ___ fail
- Very large-scale
- Type of poetry
- Like some battles
- Legendary tale
- Large-scale work
- Kind of proportions
- Film with many extras
- Certain poetry
- Big, big, big
- "Super cool!"
- "Paradise Lost," e.g.
- "Iliad," for one
- Word often preceding "proportions"
- Sweeping in scope
- Of monumental proportions
- Many a miniseries
- Long, sweeping story
- Long, awe-inspiring film
- Long heroic poem
- Lengthy narrative
- Herculean
- For the ages
- Big-scale movie
- Beyond big
- A kind of poem
- "Poema del Cid," e.g.
- "Odyssey," for one
- "Lawrence of Arabia," e.g.
- Way impressive
- Typical De Mille film
- Superhuman
- Not just big
- Monumental story
- Legendary story
- Large in scale
- Huge in scale
- Hours-long film, perhaps
- Homeric saga
- Homer's "Iliad," e.g.
- Great in scope
- Grandiose story
- DeMille specialty
- Cast-of-thousands
- ___ fail (fiasco)
- Way awesome
- The "Iliad," e.g.
- Of great size
- Movie with a cast of thousands
- Monumental tale
- Massive in scale
- Many a Michener novel
- Many a DeMille film
- Long, narrative poem
- Long, involved tale
- Long heroic story
- Larger-than-life story
- Large-scale tale
- Large in scope
- Huger than huge
- Huge production
- Huge in scope
- Homeric tale
- Grand-scale film
- Earth-shattering
- DeMille genre
- Colossal, filmwise
- Colossal, as a film
- Bigger-than-life
- Bigger than life
- Astronomical
- "The Ten Commandments," for one
- "Star Wars," e.g.
- "Gone With the Wind," for one
- ___ poetry
- __ fail
- Very impressive
- The "Odyssey," for one
- Story on a grand scale
- Really awesome
- Quite a story
- Proportion's size
- Poem on a grand scale
- Of unusually great size
- Of sweeping proportions
- Not just an ordinary novel
- No short story
- Many a Heston movie
- Many a DeMille movie
- Many a Charlton Heston movie
- Long adventure story
- Like DeMille films
- Lengthy movie
- Large, sweeping movie
- Large, as proportions
- Kind of poetry
- Iliad, e.g.
- Homeric
- Greater than great
- Grand-scale production
- Grand-scale movie
- Grand saga
- Descriptive of a DeMille film
- DeMille work
- DeMille film
- De Mille film
- Cast-of-thousands production
- Cast-of-thousands film, usually
- Bigger-than-life story
- Big production
- Beyond awesome
- Any "Star Wars" movie
- Ambitious in scope
- "Ben-Hur" or "Gladiator"
- Work with a wide scope
- Truly awesome
- Towering, as a tale
- Three-hour film, perhaps
- The Star Wars films, e.g.
- The Iliad, e.g.
- The "Star Wars" films, e.g.
- The "Iliad" or The "Odyssey"
- The "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
- Tale with scale
- Tale of high adventure
- Sword-and-sandal flick, e.g.
- Sweeping, as a story
- Sweeping film
- Sprawling tale
- Sony record label
- Really amazing, to a dude
- Quite grand
- Particularly impressive
- On a huge scale
- Of major proportions
- Noyes's "Drake," e.g.
- No short story, this
- Movie that might have a cast of thousands
- Movie on a grand scale
- Monumental work
- Michael Jackson's record label
- Majestic tale
- Magnificent tale
- Long, long story
- Long, impressive film
- Long, heroic poem
- Long poem — awesome!
- Long and impressive, as a film
- Like the "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
- Like some struggles
- Like some poems
- Like some long films
- Like some fails
- Like Homer's "Iliad"
- Like "Lawrence of Arabia"
- Larger than life?
- Ken Burns's "The Civil War," e.g.
- Its a long story
- It has a cast of thousands
- Insanely great
- Imposing work
- Huge movie
- Homeric creation
- Homer's "Odyssey," e.g.
- Historical novel, e.g.
- Heroic in scale, moviewise
- Hero's story
- Grand, as a film
- Grand-scale saga
- Grand-scale poem
- Faith No More's big hit
- Expansive story
- DeMille-like film
- DeMille production
- DeMille output
- De Mille production
- Dante's "Inferno," e.g.
- D. W. Griffith product
- Considerably large work
- Colossal movie
- Colossal film
- Broad in scope
- Book or movie about a heroic figure
- Big, big-budget film
- Big work
- Augustana's record label
- A grand film
- 12-part miniseries, say
- "War and Peace," for one
- "Totally wicked!"
- "The Ten Commandments," e.g.
- "The Iliad," for one
- "The Hunger Games" trilogy, e.g.
- "The Divine Comedy," e.g.
- "Star Wars", e.g.
- "Star Wars," for one
- "Spartacus" was one
- "Spartacus," for one
- "Radical!"
- "Odyssey," e.g.
- "Lawrence of Arabia," for one
- "Iliad," notably
- "Gladiator" or "Ben-Hur"
- "Gladiator," for one
- "Gilgamesh," e.g.
- "Beowulf," notably
- 'Beowulf,' e.g.
- ''The Ten Commandments,'' for one
- ''Paradise Lost'' e.g.
- ''Gandhi,'' for one
- ''Beowulf,'' for one
- ''Ben-Hur,'' e.g.
- ___ Games, company behind Fortnite
- ___ fail (disaster)
- ___ fail (disaster, in slang)
- Worthy of DeMille
- Worth retelling repeatedly
- Worth many retellings
- Word with poetry or proportions
- Word with "proportions"
- Word for Homer's works
- Word before tale or fail
- Word before fail or poem
- Word before "proportions"
- Word before "hero" or "fail"
- Word before "fail" or "novel"
- Weighty production
- Virgil's "Aeneid," e.g.
- Very long film
- Very imposing or impressive
- Very big, expensive movie
- Typical DeMille movie
- Typical DeMille film
- Truly memorable
- Truly impressive
- Totally rad, in modern lingo
- Totally impressive
- To be remembered for all time
- To be remembered for a very long time
- Titanic like "Titanic," say
- Time-tested work
- Three-hour-plus movie, maybe
- Three-hour film, quite possibly
- Three-hour film, often
- The story of Gilgamesh, e.g.
- The Odyssey, for instance
- The Mahabharata, for one
- The Kalevala, for one
- The Iliad for one
- The Iliad e.g.
- The "Odyssey" or "Beowulf"
- The "Odyssey" is one
- The "Mahabharata" or the "Ramayana"
- The "Iliad" is one
- The "Aeneid," for one
- The "Aeneid," e.g.
- Text such as the Kebra Nagast
- Tetralogy, e.g.
- Tasso's "Rinaldo" is one
- Tale of Gilgamesh
- Tale like Homer's
- Sword-and-sandal flick, sometimes
- Sword-and-sandal flick
- Sword-and-sandal feature, e.g.
- Sweeping work
- Sweeping in scale
- Surpassing the ordinary
- Substantial, in slang
- Substantial in scope, as a film
- Story that's longer than most
- Story that might span generations
- Story such as the Ramayana
- Story of heroes
- Spielberg's "A.I.," e.g.
- Spectacular tale
- Southey's "The Curse of Kehama"
- So. Freakin'. Cool.
- So amazing
- Saga of a story
- Ridiculously awesome
- Really, really long
- Really, really cool
- Really remarkable
- Really outstanding
- Really big show?
- Really big movie
- Poem with a hero
- Poem such as "Gilgamesh"
- Poem about Odysseus
- Ozzy Osbourne's record label
- Overused adjective, these days
- One of the classics.
- One may have a huge cast
- On a very large scale, as a film
- Of titanic proportions
- Of monumental size
- Of massive proportions
- Of mammoth proportions
- Of majestic proportion
- Of immense impact
- Of historic dimensions
- Of heroic stature.
- Of heroic proportions
- Of great proportions
- Of grand scale
- Of ___ proportions
- Odyssean
- Noyes's "Drake" is one
- Narrative tale
- Much-longer-than-usual film
- Movie-ad word
- Movie with a big cast
- Movie such as "Ben-Hur" or "Lawrence of Arabia"
- Movie like "Titanic" or "Gone With the Wind"
- Movie like "The Ten Commandments" or "Lawrence of Arabia"
- Movie like "The Hobbit"
- Movie like "Spartacus" or "Star Wars"
- Movie like "Lawrence of Arabia" or "Titanic"
- Movie like "Gone With the Wind" or "Ben-Hur"
- Movie like "Gladiator" or "Gandhi"
- Movie like "Cleopatra" or "Braveheart"
- Movie like "Ben-Hur" or "Cleopatra"
- Movie best seen on a wide screen
- More than outstanding
- More than magnificent
- More than awesome
- More than amazing
- More than a mere movie
- More awesome than awesome
- Monumental, as a movie
- Monumental saga
- Monumental in scope
- Miniseries, maybe
- Mind-blowing, in modern lingo
- Miltonian opus
- Milton's "Paradise Lost," for one
- Michener's "Centennial," e.g.
- Michener novel, typically
- Michael Jackson's label
- Massive, as a fail
- Massive work
- Massive in scale, like a big-budget action movie
- Mariah Carey's label
- Many a sword-and-sandals film
- Many a high-budget film
- Many a four-hour movie
- Many a Cecil B. DeMille film
- Many a Cecil B. De Mille film
- Majestic; monumental
- Majestic work
- Majestic poem
- Longtime record label of REO Speedwagon
- Longfellow's "Evangeline," e.g.
- Long, sweeping movie
- Long, significant song
- Long, imposing poem
- Long, extended film
- Long, dignified poem
- Long, as a film
- Long poem, perhaps
- Long poem like the "Mahabharata"
- Long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds
- Long movie
- Long miniseries, e.g.
- Long film with a big cast
- Long film
- Literary event
- Like, big
- Like the worst fail ever
- Like The Lord of the Rings
- Like the "Iliad" and "Odyssey"
- Like the "Iliad"
- Like Springsteen's "Jungleland"
- Like some struggles and proportions
- Like some fails, in modern slang
- Like one for the ages
- Like many a DeMille film
- Like many a Bollywood film
- Like large scale show, slang
- Like classic "wins"
- Like certain proportions
- Like amazing show, slangily
- Like a record-breaking performance
- Like a massive-scale movie
- Like a grand-scale tale or fail
- Like a grand-scale fail
- Like a Cecil B. DeMille production
- Like "Star Wars"
- Like "Paradise Lost"
- Like "Beowulf"
- Lengthy poem( About heroic deeds )
- Lengthy narrative poem
- Legendary, informally
- Legendary, in slang
- Legendary work, often
- Latter-day "Marvy!"
- Latter-day "Impressive!"
- Latter-day "Great!"
- Latter-day "Amazing!"
- Largerthan life
- Larger-than-life tale
- Large-scale show
- Large-scale movie
- Large-scale film
- Large-scale book or movie, like each in the "Lord of the Rings" series
- Kurosawa's "Ran," for one
- Kurosawa film, usually
- Kickass
- James Michener novel, e.g.
- It's a lo-o-o-ong story
- It might have a lot of extras
- It may have many chapters
- Instagram post, briefly
- Insanely killer show
- Incredible, to millennials
- Incredible, in slang
- Impressively good
- Impressive in size or scope
- Imposing story
- Iliad e.g.
- Huge, story-wise
- Huge-scale
- Huge saga
- Huge in scope, cast, and CGI expenses, likely
- Huge in scope, as a film
- Homeric in scale
- Homeric genre
- Homer's "Odyssey," for one
- Homer's "Iliad," for one
- Homer's Odyssey e.g.
- Historical ___ (film like "Braveheart" or "Gladiator")
- Heroic opus
- Heroic in scope
- Heroic in scale
- Having immense implications
- Grist for DeMille?
- Great story
- Great saga
- Great movie
- Grandscale
- Grandiose, filmwise
- Grandiose, film-wise
- Grandiose, as a film
- Grandiose movie
- Grand, sweeping saga
- Grand-scope film
- Grand-scale, as a film
- Grand-scale tale or grand-scale fail
- Grand-proportion
- Grand scale tale
- Grand scale story
- Grand scale film
- Grand in scope, like a historical movie
- Grand in scale, as a film
- Friggin' huge
- Four-hour movie, perhaps
- Filmdom's "The Bible," e.g.
- Film with an intermission
- Film with a huge cast
- Film that might have a cast of thousands
- Film such as "Spartacus"
- Film spectacular
- Film for the ages, say
- Faith No More's only hit
- Faith No More smash
- Faith No More 1989 hit
- Expansive film like "RRR"
- Epopee
- Edda, e.g.
- Dramatic poem
- Donovan's record label
- Descriptive of DeMille's work
- Derek Walcott's "Omeros," for one
- DeMille-type film
- DeMille production, e.g.
- DeMille product
- DeMille opus
- DeMille movie, e.g.
- DeMille movie genre
- DeMille movie
- DeMille film, say
- Decades-spanning story
- De Mille work
- De Mille movie, e.g.
- Cool to the max
- Computer animated film of 2013
- Completely amazing, in slang
- Colossal, in the film biz
- Colossal, film-wise
- Chanson de geste, e.g.
- Cast-of-thousands movie, e.g.
- C.B. DeMille film, typically
- C. B. De Mille output
- Big-budget film, often
- Big tale
- Big poem
- Beyond grand
- Beyond amazing
- Beowulfian
- Beowulf, for one
- Beowulf for one
- Beowulf e.g.
- Benét's "John Brown's Body" is one
- Awesome, nowadays
- Awesome, in modern slang
- Awesome, in a way
- Awesome and then some
- Awe-inspiring production
- Apollonius's "Argonautica," e.g.
- Anthony Mann's "The Fall of the Roman Empire," e.g.
- Amazing, in dudespeak
- Adjective for some proportions or failures
- Absolutely legendary
- Absolutely awesome
- 3 1/2 hour film, e.g.
- 2014's "Noah," e.g.
- 2013 animated movie involving tiny creatures called Leafmen
- 2013 animated movie based on the book "The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs"
- 2013 animated film in which Steven Tyler voiced a glowworm
- 2013 animated fantasy film
- 180-minute film
- (Of) immense (proportions)
- “Paradise Lost,” e.g.
- "Ulysses," for one
- "Totes awesome, dude!"
- "Titanic" or "Ben-Hur"
- "Titanic," e.g.
- "Thriller" label
- "This is a disaster of ___ proportions!"
- "The Ten Commandments" or "Ben-Hur"
- "The Ten Commandments" for one
- "The Odyssey", e.g.
- "The Lord of the Rings", e.g.
- "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" for on
- "The Last Emperor," e.g.
- "The Far Pavilions," for one
- "The Divine Comedy," for one
- "The Canterbury Tales," e.g.
- "The Aeneid," for instance
- "Star Wars" series, e.g.
- "Spartacus," e.g.
- "So dope!"
- "Shogun" or "The Lord of the Rings"
- "Roots" or "Spartacus"
- "Roots" is one
- "Ramayana," for one
- "Quo Vadis," e.g.
- "Poema del Cid" is one
- "Paradise Lost" is one
- "Paradise Lost," for example
- "Paradise Lost,' for one
- "Outta this world!"
- "Orlando Furioso," e.g.
- "Odyssey" or "Ramayana"
- "Noah," e.g.
- "Lawrence of Arabia" is one
- "King of Kings," for one
- "Jerusalem Delivered," for one
- "Iliad" or "Aeneid"
- "Iliad" or "Aeneid," e.g.
- "How the West Was Won," e.g.
- "Gone With The Wind", e.g.
- "Gone With the Wind," e.g.
- "Gilgamesh," for one
- "Gandhi" or "Cleopatra"
- "Gandhi" or "Cleopatra," e.g.
- "Gandhi," for one
- "Fail" or "win" preceder
- "El Cid" or "Lawrence of Arabia"
- "Doctor Zhivago," e.g.
- "Divine Comedy" is one
- "Captain Underpants: The First ___ Movie"
- "Braveheart" or "Gladiator"
- "Beyond cool!"
- "Berlin Alexanderplatz," e.g.
- "Beowulf", for one
- "Beowulf," poem-wise
- "Beowolf" is one
- "Ben-Hur", for one
- "Ben-Hur" or "Troy"
- "Ben-Hur" or "The Ten Commandments," for example
- "Ben-Hur" is one
- "Ben-Hur" for one
- "Awesome, dude"
- "Avengers: Endgame," e.g.
- "Amazeballs!"
- "Aeneid" or "Iliad"
- "___ Rap Battles of History" (YouTube series)
- "___ of Gilgamesh"
- "___ Movie" (2007 satire)
- "___ Movie" (2007 parody)
- ''The Odyssey'', for one
- ''Roots,'' for one
- ''Odyssey'', e.g.
- ''Odyssey'' is one
- ''Lawrence of Arabia'', for one
- ''Lawrence of Arabia,'' e.g.
- ''King Kong,'' e.g.
- ''Iliad'' or ''Odyssey''
- ''Gone With the Wind,'' for one
- ''Beowulf'' is one
- ''Aeneid,'' for one
- ___ Games, maker of Fortnite
- ___ Games (developer of "Fortnite: Save the World")
- ___ fail (something that bombs big-time)
- ___ fail (really bad screwup)
- ___ fail (major screwup)
- ___ fail (major oopsie)
- ___ fail (major foul-up, in modern slang)
- ___ fail (major disaster, in modern slang)
- ___ fail (major blunder, in modern slang)
- ___ fail (huge flop, in slang)
- ___ fail (big thumbs-down)
- ___ fail (big blunder)
- __ fail: unexpected disaster
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