plentify
/ˈplɛntɪfʌɪ/rare (chiefly US in later use)
verb
[with object] To make plentiful; to enrich; to increase.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Waterman (fl. c1555). From plenty + -fy.
- Appleseed, Johnny
- apple-shaped
- apple slump
- apple snail
- apple snow
- apple-squire
- apples to apples
- apples to oranges
- apple strudel
- apple sucker
- applet
- appletini
- Appleton layer
- Appleton, Sir Edward Victor
- apple tree
- apple-tree borer
- apple turnover
- Apple Valley
- apple water
- apple-wife
- apple wine
- apple-woman
- applewood
- appley
- apple-yellow