proliferent
/prəˈlɪf(ə)rənt/adjective
Tending to proliferate; engaged in proliferation; prolific.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. Apparently from post-classical Latin prolifer + -ent. Compare French proliférant, present participle of proliférer.
- not for all the tea in China
- not for a minute
- not for a (or one) moment
- not forgetting ——
- not for lack (or want) of trying
- not for love or money
- not for nothing
- not-for-profit
- not gate
- not give a bugger
- not give a shit
- not give a stuff
- not give a tinker's curse (or cuss or damn)
- not give (or care) a damn
- not give (or care) a fig
- not give (or care) a monkey's
- not give (or care) a rat's ass
- not give (or care) a whoop
- not give something houseroom
- not-go
- not go any further
- not guilty
- not half
- no thanks to
- not have a bar of