Plenty


adj: used in edinbourgeois slang, often as a comeback.
when something (especially someone or something being said) has gone too far, is over-the-top, or silly; but still in a jokey way.
when said about something that’s been said it is usually followed by “from you”.
alex says “jane, you have a m-ssive forehead, it makes you look like a donkey.”
betty says “mate, plenty from you.”

after seeing something silly, charlie exclaims “that’s plenty”
plenty:

more than you might think, and less than you would presume.
sarcastically:

“plenty, means only one. notify your dictionary editor”.

“plenty, is more than you think. but, more or less than that..”

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