too /too/

1. As well, in addition, also, likewise
2. To a greater extent than is required, desirable or suitable
3. So much as to be incompatible with a condition
4. Extremely
5. Used to enforce eg a command (informal)

tooˈ-too or too too adjective (informal)

1. Exquisite
2. Extravagantly and affectedly sentimental, gushing

1. All too
2. Quite too

none too

1. Hardly, barely
2. Not very

too much

1. More than is reasonable, tolerable, etc
2. Also used as an interjection expressing approval, amazement, etc (slang, chiefly US)

• counterstained
• counterstaining
• counterstains
• counter-stand
• counter-stands
• counter-statement
• counter-statements
• counterstroke
• counterstrokes
• counter-subject
• counter-subjects
• countersue
• countersued
• countersues
• countersuing
• countersunk
• counter-tallies
• counter-tally
• countertenor
• countertenors
• counterterrorism
• counter-time
• counter-times
• counter-trading
• counter-turn