slews
Whole bunches of
Slews means large quantities: slews of paperwork, slews of complaints.
The word is informal and always plural in this sense.
Separately, slew is the past tense of slay, and to slew (or slue) means to turn or swing sideways: The car slewed across the icy road.
Large amount, or parcels
- tonsLarge quantities, informally
- heapsLarge informal quantities
- loadsLarge quantities
- massesBulk or populace
bunches · piles · stacks · scads · oodles · gobs · reams · countless
Overwhelming water overflow
- delugeSevere overflow of water
- torrentViolent rushing flow
- avalancheRapid mountain snow collapse
- barrageSustained, overwhelming attack
onslaught · inundation · wave · surge · cascade · stream · tide · rush
Mixed collection of things
- arrayOrdered collection or display
- rangeExtent of variation
- diversityState of varied elements
- mixtureCombined but unbonded substances
medley · variety · collection · spectrum · miscellany · hodgepodge · jumble · grab bag
lots
Large amount, or parcels
masses · bunches · piles · stacks · scads · oodles · gobs · reams · countless · numerous
flood
Overwhelming water overflow
barrage · onslaught · inundation · wave · surge · cascade · stream · tide · rush · outpouring
assortment
Mixed collection of things
mixture · medley · variety · collection · spectrum · miscellany · hodgepodge · jumble · grab bag · potpourri
crowds
Assembled multitudes
throngs · mobs · packs · clusters · gaggles · bevies · droves · battalions · armies · hoards