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Things plenty often describes (“plenty ________”)
time, money, coups, people, room, water, times, others, work, men, trouble, food, things, fish, meat, grub, light, land, wood, upset, women, fun, friends, game, reason, girls, dropping, reign, children, rain, boys, milk, tobacco, warm, talk, grass, clothes, powder, places, gold, hereabouts, noise, sugar, chances, folks, tucker, mean, fella, wine, rum, flour, deer, blood, horses, beer, corn, smile, mice, drink, tea, guns, rest, space, ice, fight, examples, sore, dough, wives, badger, rice, elk, goods, opportunities, stop, grease, brains, bread, trees, ammunition, boy, snow, sand, jobs, devil, whiskey, opportunity, wind, bark, cloth, salt
How plenty often is described (“________ plenty”)
great, such, greater, more, greatest, relative, comparative, rude, potential, much, economic, moderate, universal, worth, left, sure, tolerable, sufficient, vast, carry, extraordinary, rough, furnished, agricultural, less, nuclear, rustic, fuch, greateft, ready, apparent, drunk, boundless, gracious, furnish, coarse, luxurious, rich, abundant, endless, unusual, utmost, convenient, luxuriant, available, pretty, excessive, atomic, inexhaustible, golden, sudden, decent, plethoric, prodigious, unexhaustible, wonderful, lavish, offer, exuberant, perpetual, amazing, bounteous, peaceful
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