plenty Definition

plenty
noun

1. A lot.

Example: plenty of folk would agree
Form: plenty of something (often)
2. Wealth or sufficiency; a sufficient amount.

Example: in times of plenty
Thesaurus: abundance, sufficiency, plentitude, profusion, plethora, wealth; Antonym: lack, scarcity, want.

pronoun

1. Enough, or more than enough

Example: That's plenty, thank you.
2. A lot; many(ie plenty of folk; many people).

Example: I'm sure plenty would agree with me

adverb

1. colloq
Fully.
Example: That should be plenty wide enough

Idiom: in plenty

rather formal or old use
In abundant quantities.

Etymology: 13c: from French plente, from Latin plenitas abundance, from plenus full.