plenty of

plenty of (something)

An abundant amount of; more than is needed. Thankfully, plenty of people have signed up for the class this year. There's plenty of food, so don't feel shy about loading up your plate!
See also: of, plenty
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

plenty of something

lots of something; an abundance of something; enough of something. I have plenty of candy. Do you want some? This project is giving me plenty of trouble.
See also: of, plenty
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • plenty of (something)
  • there's no question of (something)
  • there's some/no question of something/of doing something
  • in front of (one's) nose
  • plenty
  • a gracious plenty
  • gracious
  • gracious plenty
  • there's (plenty) more where that came from
  • help (oneself) (to something)
References in classic literature
I was high bred and had a great deal of spirit, and was very wild, no doubt, and gave them, I dare say, plenty of trouble, but then it was dreadful to be shut up in a stall day after day instead of having my liberty, and I fretted and pined and wanted to get loose.
Black Beauty
Now this king and queen had plenty of money, and plenty of fine clothes to wear, and plenty of good things to eat and drink, and a coach to ride out in every day: but though they had been married many years they had no children, and this grieved them very much indeed.
Fairy Tales
It urged drink plenty of fluids, as well as consuming fluid-rich foods, such as fruit, vegetables, soups and stews.
Healthy diet in Ramadan advises
Grimsby conceded plenty of team fouls and Jordan Middleton's excellent defence skills, combined with plenty of passing and team work, saw Boro take a 3-1 lead at half-time.
Victory treble for brilliant Boro teens; ROLLER HOCKEY
He's given her plenty of time to get over that and this is unlikely to contain another Lumiere.
BANKERS OR BLOWOUTS
Providing plenty of choice within easy reach, it's the best ever department for all things Welsh.
Something for everyone on the Maes; ADVERTISING FEATURE The Maes houses the famous National Eisteddfod Pink Pavilion and will also contain up to 300 stands, exhibitions spaces and retail stalls
Synopsis: In "Go Deep and Take Plenty of Root: A Prairie-Norwegian Father, Rebellion in Minneapolis, Basement Zen, Growing Up, Growing Tender", Erik Storlie explores his conflicted prairie-Norwegian roots, a sixties Beat scene in Minneapolis that inspired the early Bob Dylan, friendship with the poets James Wright and Robert Bly, and his almost fifty years of Zen meditation.
Go Deep 7 take plenty of root
It has a curious earthy scent but gives plenty of bubbles in the shower or bath.
Made-up; Shower gel
"But there are plenty of positives, not least that he has won over the course," the jockey told his Racing UK blog.
Frankel on the march
There are plenty of restaurants to choose from for those who want to have an evening out, or there are plenty of shops for those who prefer a little retail therapy.
DirectRooms.com -- Spend Mother's Day in Makita this May 2011
As usual, you can expect plenty of ribbing from team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.
Pick of the day; THURSDAY'S TV
The gates open from 11am onwards and the clubhouse bar from noon with plenty of refreshments available.
Brakes pulling out all the stops; NON LEAGUE FOOTBALL
EVERTON are advising supporters planning to attend Thursday's Europa group game against Benfica to purchase their tickets in plenty of time.
BLUES SUPPORTERS ADVISED TO BUY TICKETS EARLY
YOUNG anglers have been catching plenty of fish in the new John's Pool at Lower Pen-y-Clawdd Farm.
Big catches for the youngsters