Synonym For Lots Of Things
Synonyms
Synonyms for a lot in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for a lot. 5 synonyms for a lot: a good deal, a great deal, lots, very much, much. What are synonyms for a lot? Synonyms for lots in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for lots. 19 synonyms for lots: dozens, gobs, heaps, lashings, loads, oodles, rafts, scads, scores, slews, stacks, tons.
full
adjectivecontaining the largest amount that will fit in a particularplace
crowded
adjectivecontaining a lot of people, especially too many
busy
adjectivefull of people
Many Things Synonym
dense
adjectivecontaining a lot of things or peopleclose together
bulging
adjectivecompletely full
congested
adjectivewith so many vehicles or people that it is difficult to move around
teeming
adjectivecontaining or consisting of an extremelylargenumber of people, animals, or objects that are all moving around
jammed
adjectivevery crowded with people or things
awash
adjectivecontaining a lot or too much of something
bursting
adjectiveif a place is bursting, it is very full
chock-a-block
adjectiveinformal very full, so that there is not much room for anything or anyone else
chock-full
adjectiveinformal very full, especially with things that are pleasant or enjoyable
congested
adjectiveblocked with blood or another liquid
congestion
A Lot Of Synonym Words
nounSynonym For Lots Of Things
a situation in which a place is crowded with people or vehicles, so that it is difficult to move around
crammed
adjectivecompletelyfilled with people or things
crowded
adjectivecontaining a lot of things, especially too many
full
adjectivehaving or containing a lot of something
heaped
adjectiveBritish a heapedspoon is completely full
heaped
adjectiveBritishfilled or covered with a lot of something in a highpile
heaving
adjectiveinformal very busy and full of people
heavy
adjectiveinformalusing or containing a lot of something
heavy
adjectivemainly literarycontaining a lot of something
Synonym For Lots Of Stuff
inflated
adjectivefilled with air or gas
lousy
adjectiveinformalAmerican to be full of something, or to have too much of something, especially something unpleasant
overcrowded
adjectivecontaining too many people or things
overload
nounthe fact of having too much of something
packed
adjectiveinformalcontaining a lot of something
packed/squashed etc in like sardines
phrasecrowded so tightly together in a space that there is no room to move
pneumatic
adjectivefilled with compressed air or gas
rich
adjectivecontaining a largequantity of something
riddled
adjectivecontaining a lot of things that are bad or not wanted
saturated
adjectivecompletelyfilled with things or people
saturation
nouna situation in which something is so full of a particulartype of thing that nothing more can be added
saturation point
nounthe point at which a place or thing is so full of things or people that no more can be added
squash
nounBritish a situation in which there are too many people in a smallspace
squeeze
nouna situation in which a lot of people or things are squeezed into a space
stuffed
adjectivea space, container, or shelf that is stuffed is full of things
thick
adjectiveif a place is thick with something, it is full of it
thickly
adverbwith many parts or thingsgrowingclose together