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1. More than a few. 2. A quantity in excess of what is actually practical; an exorbitant amount. 3. Lots. 4. Tons.

Would you say I have a plethora of pinatas?

noun. 1. an excessive amount. 2. A lot. This word is primarily used with great imprecision by inarticulate, pretentious college undergraduates who wish to express no more than "a lot," but want to do it with as many syllables and as annoyingly as possible.

Unbearable undergraduate#1: I just drank a plethora of coffee so I can study for the test today. Unbearable Undergraduate#2: Dude, me too. I hope there's not a plethora of questions.

A lot

I was at a funeral and someone came up to me asking for permission to say a word at the front. I said of course and he stood up to say one word, ‘plethora’. I said ‘thankyou, it means a lot’

A lot, a cornicopia, myrid, an abundance

There are a plethora of oppertunities in the future

a superabundance. Many.

In the three amigos the bad dood asks the other dood if he has a "plethora" of pinatas and then gets mad that the bad dood #2 says yes when he doesn't know what a plethora is. So I have written a definition for idiot bad dood #2, even though he died, and even though he's a fake character. fook you.

the legendary word only said once every few months

teacher: "Right guys, I have a plethora of maths sheets for you here"

A group of four or more zombies in Call of Duty

Aye, that be a plethora.