plen·te·ous 
(plĕntē-əs)
(plĕntē-əs)adj.
1. Abundant; copious: plenteous crops. See Synonyms at plentiful.
2. Archaic Producing or yielding in abundance: plentiful land.
[Middle English, alteration of plentivous, from Old French plentiveus, from plentif, from plente, plenty; see PLENTY.]
plente·ous·ly adv.
plente·ous·ness n.
- have all one's eggs in one basket
- have a load on
- have a mind to
- have a screw loose
- have a swelled head
- have at
- have a thick skin
- have a whack at
- have a word with
- have back up
- have bats in belfry
- have bats in (one's) belfry
- have bats in one's belfry
- have by the balls
- have coming
- have done with
- have ear to the ground
- have eye on
- have eyes for
- have feet on the ground
- have fingers crossed
- have got back
- have got back
- have got back
- have got it all over