galore
More than enough
Galore means in abundance, following the noun it modifies: bargains galore, celebrities galore, problems galore.
This postpositive position—unusual in English—reflects its Irish Gaelic origin.
The word suggests plentiful supply, often with a note of enthusiasm or overwhelm: The festival had food and music galore.
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- profusionExtravagant amount present
- plethoraExcessive surplus
- copiousExisting in abundance
- myriadExtremely large number
teeming · overflowing · bountiful · ample · numerous · countless · innumerable · abundant
Sudden large windfall
- extravaganzaLavish, elaborate entertainment
- feastElaborate ceremonial meal
- smorgasbordVaried self-serve meal
- cornucopiaAbundance symbol, horn-shaped
buffet · spread · bounty · treasure trove · windfall · jackpot · goldmine · mother lode
Amount exceeding requirement
- glutExcessive surplus
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- overabundanceExcessive quantity beyond need
- inundationOverwhelming surge of water
deluge · flood · overflow · saturation · oversupply · too much · more than enough · embarrassment of riches
plenty
Sufficient quantity, and then some
myriad · teeming · overflowing · bountiful · ample · numerous · countless · innumerable · abundant · plenteous
bonanza
Sudden large windfall
- extravaganzaLavish, elaborate entertainment
- feastElaborate ceremonial meal
- smorgasbordVaried self-serve meal
cornucopia · buffet · spread · bounty · treasure trove · windfall · jackpot · goldmine · mother lode · embarrassment of riches
surplus
Amount exceeding requirement
- glutExcessive surplus
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- overabundanceExcessive quantity beyond need
inundation · deluge · flood · overflow · saturation · oversupply · too much · more than enough · embarrassment of riches · awash