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    What is the name of the land of giants in the book `Gulliver`s Travels`?

    Question #57384. Asked by UT-7. (May 27 05 1:52 PM)


    lanfranco

    		Brobdingnag. And you can use the word "brobdingnagian" to mean "immense," "enormous," or "colossal."

    May 27 05, 2:23 PM
    mamacrispy

    		Brobdingnag

    May 27 05, 2:24 PM

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