Excess; (also) a countless number (of people).

Superabundance, superfluity; an excessive quantity or supply of anything; (formerly also) †a superfluous thing (obsolete).

The quality or state of being superfluous; esp. the condition or fact of being more abundant or copious than is necessary, permitted or desirable…

An excessive amount; too much.

Too great an amount; too much. Formerly also: †excess, superfluity (obsolete).

Excess, redundancy, superfluity; an instance of this.

With the. That which is superfluous or unnecessary; (in early use) spec. the excess.

= redundancy, n. (in various senses); esp. superfluity, excess; abundance.

That which flows over; a quantity which flows over; (hence) excess, superfluity, superabundance.

A superfluity.

A quantity (of liquid) that overflows. Chiefly in extended use: an excess, a superabundance; spec. the excess or surplus of things, people, etc…

A measure above what is ordinary, sufficient, or expected; an excessive share, allocation, etc.; excess, surplus.

The state or quality of being redundant; superfluity; (esp. in later use) unnecessariness. Also: a case or instance of this.

With an adjective or adverb, forming a (nonce) noun phrase, as a too-late, a too-little, a too-much.

gen. Superfluity, redundancy, or excess; something superfluous or redundant. Cf. pleonastic, adj. 2.

= overflow, n.

The condition of being overmuch; excess, superabundance.

The state or fact of being supernumerary; excess above a usual or required number.

An increase or gain resulting from a process of addition or comparison; (also) the fact of being greater in quantity; excess, surplus. Also figurative…

A supersaturated state. Obsolete.

With an adjective or adverb, forming an adjectival phrase preceding and qualifying a noun, or an adverbial phrase qualifying an adjective, as too-an…