Plenty | Mean of plenty in English Dictionary

/ˈplɛnti/

• a large number or amount of something
1. “Would you like more pie?” “No, thanks. I've had plenty.”
2. There's plenty [=enough] for everyone.
3. He has plenty of room to work.
4. There will be plenty of time to relax later.
5. Remember to drink plenty of water before and after you exercise.
6. He'll be in plenty of trouble when he gets home.
7. There's plenty to see and do in the city.
8. Your family has plenty to be thankful for.
9. We always have plenty to talk about.
• Noun
• the state of having enough of the things that make life good and easy
1. They thought of America as the land of plenty.
2. Businesses tend to give more to charity in times of plenty. [=when they have more money]
3. a season of plenty
• to a great degree
1. We're plenty [=very] busy with the work we have already.
2. It's plenty cold outside.
3. There's plenty more where that came from.
4. The car is plenty large enough to fit six people.