Considerable in size, number, or degree; fairly large; (sometimes) spec. adequately or sufficiently… Of general or indefinite expressions of size…

Large in amount, ample, plentiful. Obsolete.

Of both material and immaterial things: abundant, amply sufficient, copious; satisfying all requirements.

More than a small quantity or amount of; a great deal of; abundant, copious; many, much. Obsolete.

With singular nouns: abundant, plentiful, ample. Now rare.

Characterized by being full of some commodity or material; abundant, plentiful; providing a copious supply, rich; (in later use also) complete…

Overflowing, more than sufficient; present or existing in great number or quantity; plentiful. Also (in early use): bountiful, generous; fruitful…

Great in amount or number; present or existing in plenty or in full supply; plentiful or copious.

Existing in rich abundance; plentiful; abundant. Now chiefly used with nouns expressing production or supply, or in reference to quantity produced…

Present or existing in plenty or in full supply; abundant, numerous, copious.

Existing in abundance; copious, profuse. Obsolete (in later use Scottish).

Overflowing; plentiful; abundant.

Abundant, copious, plentiful.

Ample, sufficient; abounding, plentiful.

Fruitful, abundant. Obsolete.

Abundant, plentiful. Also with of.

Large or extensive enough to satisfy all demands or suit a particular purpose; more than sufficient; plentiful, abundant. Also: full, complete.

colloquial. Frequently with reference to a customary pleasure indulged in fully: plentiful, great, enjoyable, memorable. Now merely reinforcing an…

Plentiful, abundant, ample.

Rising like the tide; full to overflowing, brimming, abundant, copious.

Abundant, plentiful.

Abundant.

Abundant. (Cf. dialect ‘plenty money’, etc.)

That is plentiful; abundant.

Well supplied with what is needful or desirable. Of things: Abundant, plentiful; esp. of a feast, pasture, etc. Also, Well-stocked.

Numerous, plentiful.

Used adverbially or as postpositive or predicative adjective = ‘in store’, in plenty, abundant(ly). Also good, great store. Now archaic and dialect.

Ample, generous. Obsolete. rare.

Plentiful, copious, abundant. Of an immaterial thing, quality, etc. Now rare.

Of a harvest, a crop, hence of a reward, a meal, etc.: Abundant, copious. Chiefly in Shakespeare.

Of or pertaining to a cornucopia; plentiful, overflowingly abundant.

Modifying a mass noun. A great amount or quantity of, a lot of. Found or displayed in great quantity, abundant, copious. Obsolete.

attributive. colloquial and regional. With a plural count noun or a mass noun. Much or many; a lot of.

Esp. in South Asian contexts: (of a weight or measure) full, good; the largest possible; (in extended use) complete, in full measure. Now rare.

Plentiful, copious, abundant. Of a material object or substance. Obsolete.

Abundant, copious.

Becoming greater in amount, increasing, growing; loosely, great in amount, full, abundant. rare.

Abundant, copious, full.

Comprising many separate items or examples; plentiful, abundant, copious.

Abundant, copious.

poetic. Of eyes: streaming with tears. Obsolete. rare.

Scottish and English regional (northern). Of an amount, size, etc.: not less, and usually greater, than what is stated or expected; full, ample…

That redounds; esp. overflowing, billowing, echoing.

= numerous, adj. 1b.

Designating something which is exceptionally large, abundant, or excellent. Cf. sense A. 7.

That is abundant; numerous, profuse.

That proliferates; characterized by abundant production or a rapid increase; numerous, abundant, copious.