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n. A full or completely adequate amount or supply: plenty of time.

n. A large quantity or amount; an abundance: "Awards and honors came to her in plenty” ( Joyce Carol Oates).

n. A condition of general abundance or prosperity: "fruitful regions gladdened by plenty and lulled by peace!” ( Samuel Johnson).

adj. Plentiful; abundant: "Ships were then not so plenty in those waters as now” ( Herman Melville).

ad. Informal Sufficiently; very: It's plenty hot.

n. A more than adequate amount.

pronoun. A sufficient quantity. More than enough.

ad. Sufficiently or very.

adj. plentiful.

n. Full or adequate supply; enough and to spare; sufficiency; specifically, abundant productiveness of the earth; ample supply for human wants; abundance; copiousness.

adj. Plentiful; abundant.

n. Fullness; abundance; copiousness; a full or adequate supply; sufficiency.

n. Abundance of things necessary for man; the state in which enough is had and enjoyed.

n. A time of abundance; an era of plenty.

Being in abundance; plentiful: an elliptical use of the noun, now chiefly colloquial.

n. a full supply

ad. as much as necessary

n. (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent

""But," he adds, "no man who can have a piece of land of his own sufficient by his labour to subsist his family in plenty is poor enough to be a manufacturer and work for his master while there is land enough in America for our people there can never be manufacturers to any amount or value.""

teemingness    copiousness    abundance   

horn of plenty   

plenitude    plentitude   

exuberance    abundance    sufficiency    copiousness    plentiful    abundant   

Beni    Bennie    Benny    Clemente    Denny    Henie    Jenni    Jennie    Jenny    Kenny   

abundance    lot    quantity    handful    full    lack    most    bite    variety    kind