noun
oodles
OO-dulz/ˈuːdlz/
A very large amount of something.
The baskets contain oodles of colorful yarn spilling onto the surface.
Etymology
Oodles may come from caboodle in kit and caboodle, an expression for a whole lot or collection. That possible connection fits its meaning of abundance, but its origin remains uncertain.
In context
got oodles of them and let me tell you another thing
More examples
- We have oodles of time before the movie starts.
- The renovation costs oodles of money.
- He adds oodles of cheese to his pasta.
Forms
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