ple·thor·ic 
(plĕ-thôrĭk, -thŏr-, plĕthə-rĭk)
(plĕ-thôrĭk, -thŏr-, plĕthə-rĭk)adj.
1.
a. Excessive in quantity; superabundant: "this successful industry of England, with its plethoric wealth" (Thomas Carlyle).
b. Excessive in style; turgid: plethoric prose.
2. Characterized by an overabundance of blood.
ple·thori·cal·ly adv.