Without determiner: a full or ample amount, a sufficiency, more than enough; (more widely) a large number or quantity, a great deal. Originally and…

Plenty, abundance, a plentiful supply; a great quantity or number (of persons or things). archaic.

An overflowing quantity or amount (of something); a large quantity; plenty.

Plenty, abundance, a copious quantity. Obsolete.

Fullness; plenty, abundance. Also: = fill, n.1 (in to eat one's fulth).

With indefinite article: an abundance; a large amount or quantity (of something). Now rare (chiefly U.S. regional in later use).

A great quantity, an abundance; plenty. a murth of cold: a severe cold. Cf. mort, n.6

Sufficient or abundant supply (of something needful). †Hence (more fully, great, good store), abundance, large number or quantity (of something…

Abundance, plenty; prosperity; happiness; luck.

transferred and figurative; sometimes ironical.

Fullness, plenty. †at fouth: in plenty.

Abundance and variety to choose from; scope or field for choice.

horn of plenty (also abundance: = cornucopia, n.

Plenty, abundance, profusion (of what is specified). Also, the condition of abounding in something valuable.

figurative. An overflowing stock or store.

Abundance, plenty. Obsolete. rare.

Plenty, a plentiful supply: now chiefly in the Latin phrase copia verborum abundance of words, a copious vocabulary. Cf. copy, n. 1c.

colloquial. Anything unusually large, abundant, or excellent. Cf. whopper, n., whacker, n., thumper, n., etc.

In singular or plural. A large amount or number; a lot, lots, plenty. Frequently with of or in beaucoup de (cf. de, prep. 8).

plural (originally Anglo-Irish). ‘Floods’, abundance.

Usually with of. Originally in pejorative sense: an excessive supply, an overabundance; an undesirably large quantity. Subsequently, and more…

Chiefly colloquial. any amount (of): a large or considerable sum or quantity (of).

Abundance or plenty (of something); also in galore.

figurative. Abundance of a material thing; fullness or plumpness of figure.

A large quantity, esp. of food; a satisfying meal. dialect and New Zealand colloquial.

The action of lush, v.2 Also plural, abundance.