mucho
Heaps, in slang
Mucho is Spanish for "much" or "a lot," borrowed into casual English as an intensifier: mucho dinero, mucho gusto.
Often used playfully or for emphasis: Thanks mucho, I'm not mucho interested.
The phrase mucho macho plays on the rhyme to exaggerate masculinity.
Existing in abundance
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
- bountifulPlentiful and generous
- plentifulExisting in abundance
- abundantExisting in great quantity
plenty · lots · heaps · tons · loads · gobs · scads · oodles
Spanish adverb for extremely
greatly · immensely · tremendously · hugely · massively · incredibly · exceedingly · intensely
Unnecessary additional effort
- overloadBurden beyond capacity
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- glutExcessive surplus
- overabundanceExcessive quantity beyond need
extravagance · overdo · over-the-top · exaggeration · immoderation · inundation · saturation · overflow
High in volume
- loudnessPerceived sound intensity
- crankedTurned by handle
- blaringHarshly loud
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
thunderous · deafening · earsplitting · amplified · turned-up · roaring
copious
Existing in abundance
abundant · plenty · lots · heaps · tons · loads · gobs · scads · oodles · galore
muy
Spanish adverb for extremely
extremely · greatly · immensely · tremendously · hugely · massively · incredibly · exceedingly · intensely · seriously
overkill
Unnecessary additional effort
overabundance · extravagance · overdo · over-the-top · exaggeration · immoderation · inundation · saturation · overflow
loud
High in volume
booming · thunderous · deafening · earsplitting · amplified · turned-up · roaring
a lot
Large quantity or frequency
bare · no problemo · Spanglish · loanword