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| 'over-muchness' (verb or noun) (an excessive amount of something |
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| an indefinite but huge quantity |
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| to be fully or excessively satisfied |
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| describes something that exceeds all fair bounds (unreasonably high-like a price) |
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unwanted or unjustified
it can also mean free or given without obligation |
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a person who is in excess of a required number
often used for movie "extras" |
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| to make yourself seem greater by exaggerating and belittling others |
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| un unexpected extra gift or benefit |
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| not enough of something, none (a lack of) |
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| something that is just barely enough for the purpose |
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| managing but with difficulty (just getting by) |
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verb: to limit or restrict
noun: length of time spent on one task |
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(adj or verb) barely sufficient or in short supply
(adj can also be scanty) |
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| existing only in name (not in actuality), minimal |
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| scanty (insufficient) in quantity or quality |
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(nominal) only in name, not possessing real substance
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