many /menˈi/

1. Consisting of a great number
2. Numerous

1. Many people
2. A great number (usu with omission of of)
3. Company, retinue (Spenser; perh for meinie)

manˈyfold adjective

(cf manifold) many in number

Many times over

manˈy-coloured adjective

Having many colours

manˈy-eyed adjective

Having many eyes

many-foldˈed adjective (Spenser)

1. Having many layers
2. Having many folds

many-headˈed adjective

1. Having many heads
2. Consisting of many

manˈy-root noun

The ruellia plant, a member of the acanthus family

many-sidˈed adjective

1. Having many qualities or aspects
2. Having wide interests or varied abilities

many-sidˈedness noun

many-tonguedˈ adjective

have one too many

To drink to excess

many a

Many (with singular noun and verb)

many-headed beast or monster

The people, the irrational mob (a translation of Horace's belua multorum capitum)

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