bellyful

Synonyms for bellyful

adj plenty

figuratively, "enough and more," 1530s, from belly (n.) + -ful. Older than the literal sense (1570s).

I should say that both sides had got their bellyful of fighting.

A bellyful invariably of potatoes, and generally turf for fuel from a bog.

"Hope they've got a bellyful by this time," I said bitterly.

I swallowed a bellyful of it, too, and the water—if you'll believe me—was quite fresh.

A bellyful is a bellyful, no matter what kind of meat is taken.

Anything you got to say is better said when you got a bellyful of Molly's cookin'.

I've had my bellyful o' Frenchies, Mr. Carvell save it be to fight 'em.

It was who could do most, and the childer are sure of a bellyful to-day, and of kindness too.

If they come at us here I reckon theyll get their bellyful of trouble.

He could not see the connection between morality and a bellyful of food.