plethory
noun
pleth·o·ry
ˈplethərē
plural -es
archaic
: plethora
the state of the nation is full even to plethory
Edmund Burke
Edmund Burke
Word History
Etymology
from plethoric, after such pairs as English allegoric : allegory
- one's level best
- one's nose is to the grindstone
- one's old self
- one's own man
- one's real self
- one's self
- one's temper flares
- one's true self
- one's true/real self
- one's very own
- one's waking hours
- one's waking hours/moments
- one's waking moments
- one-a-cat
- one-and-thirty
- one-arm
- one-arm bandit
- one-armed bandit
- one-bagger
- one-base hit
- one-berry
- one-crop
- one-dimensional
- one-dimensionality
- one-dimensionally