Plenty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLENTY in dictionary:

PRONOUN:
• a large or sufficient amount or quantity; more than enough
NOUN:
• an abundant amount
• a situation in which food and other necessities are available in sufficiently large quantities
• large amount or number
• a full supply
• (often followed by `of\') a large number or amount or extent
ADVERB:
• used to emphasize the degree of something
• as much as necessary
• more than adequately
ADJECTIVE:
• Full or adequate supply; enough and to spare; sufficiency; specifically, abundant productiveness of the earth; ample supply for human wants; abundance; copiousness.
• Plentiful; abundant.
• very many
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sufficient or abundant amount

Words related to PLENTY

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Words that contain PLENTY

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How to use PLENTY in a sentence

• There should be plenty of time for the children to learn to wash and dress themselves.
• Most of these are uninhabited, and the birds will find plenty of room there.
• Falsehood declared that he would be a cook, because then he would always have plenty of fine things to eat.
• He had fancied that his money would buy plenty of friends for him.
• I shall devote myself to making them happy, and I am sure there are plenty of things in New York to amuse them.
• We can hang the curtain on a frame two feet out from the wall, so that there will be plenty of room behind for Hartley and Pendleton to stand.
• Give praise, and plenty of it, whenever and wherever it is due.
• There is plenty of matter for consideration, as to which I shall be glad to know your views.
• If the plants are allowed plenty of space, and are well managed, they will possess dark, healthy foliage, needing no support from sticks until they are in final quarters.
• Of justice there was none, but of sport there was a great plenty.
• So there was plenty to do and plenty to learn, and the days passed all too swiftly.
• Although there was plenty of material for a fire, he had no means of kindling a flame, having lost the flint all Beaker traders carried for such a purpose.
• For many years the young couple throve, and at last died, in peace and possession of plenty, leaving an honourable name, likely to descend to future generations.
• There was plenty of bread and cheese left from luncheon.
• There was plenty chicken at dat picnic, which I do know is right.
• Put plenty of butter on top and pour in a cup of the water from the clams.
• He had been caught once before as Larry the Bat without funds! There was plenty of money now hidden in the Sanctuary, enough for any emergency, enough to last him indefinitely.
• It would be pleasure not business for me to show you plenty elk and get you strong.
• Owns his own home and plenty of other property around the neighborhood.
• There was plenty of herds on the trail then, so this band of Indians got bolder than bandits.
• In a few days we set out for the Republican, where, we had learned, there were plenty of Indians.
• They can be detected a dozen miles off, and plenty of opportunities will occur for a mobile, cunning enemy like the Boers to lie in ambush and get a shot at the outsider.
• The old man and the boy were greatly pleased when they heard that there was bear meat as well as buffalo meat in plenty.
• Plenty of birds of all sorts are found in the island.
• Come, Snow, in plenty, that water may abound when summer appears.

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