Numbers & Quantity

Counting, amounts, proportions, and the language of how much.

534 words

# Numbers & Quantity

**Type:** Topic
**Words:** 534

## About
Counting, amounts, proportions, and the language of how much.

## Words by Level

### A1
- one - The number 1; the smallest counting number.
- two - The number 2, equal to one plus one.
- much - A large amount of something.
- first - Coming before all others in time, order, or position.
- lot - A large amount or number of something.
- three - The number 3.
- many - A large number of (people or things you can count).
- once - One single time.
- second - coming right after the first in order, time, or position
- five - The number 5; one more than four.
- different - Not the same as another or as before.
- sleep - To rest with your eyes closed and your mind and body inactive.
- four - The number 4; one more than three.
- number - A word or symbol like 5, 100, or 3.14 that tells you how many or which one.
- cut - A reduction in the amount, number, or size of something.
- half - One of two equal parts of something.
- six - the number 6, coming after five and before seven
- ten - The number 10, which comes after nine and before eleven.
- seven - The number 7, coming after six and before eight.
- box - A container with stiff, flat sides, usually used for holding or carrying things.
- group - A number of people or things considered together.
- eight - The number 8, coming after seven and before nine.
- difference - The way in which two or more things are not the same.
- nine - The number 9, coming after eight and before ten.
- handsome - Good-looking, especially of a man.
- add - to put something with another thing to increase it
- fourth - Coming next after the third in order or position.
- twenty - The number 20, which comes after nineteen and before twenty-one.
- quarter - One of four equal parts of something.
- fifty - The number 50, which comes after forty-nine and before fifty-one.
- twelve - The number 12, which comes after eleven and before thirteen.
- thirty - The number 30; three times ten.
- fifteen - The number 15, which comes after fourteen and before sixteen.
- bucket - An open container with a handle, used for carrying liquids or other things
- eleven - The number 11, one more than ten.
- forty - The number 40, coming after thirty-nine and before forty-one.
- sixteen - the number 16, coming after fifteen and before seventeen
- thirteen - The number 13; ten and three.
- eighteen - The number 18, coming after seventeen and before nineteen.
- fourteen - The number 14; one more than thirteen.
- sixty - the number 60, coming after fifty-nine and before sixty-one
- seventeen - The number 17, coming after sixteen and before eighteen.
- nineteen - The number 19, coming after eighteen and before twenty.
- eighty - The number 80, coming after seventy-nine and before eighty-one.
- seventy - The number 70, coming after sixty-nine and before seventy-one.
- ninety - The number 90, coming after eighty-nine and before ninety-one.
- sixth - coming next after the fifth and just before the seventh in position
- seventh - coming next after the sixth and just before the eighth in position
- tenth - coming next after the ninth and just before the eleventh in position
- eleventh - coming next after the tenth and just before the twelfth in position
- thirteenth - coming next after the twelfth in position
- fourteenth - coming next after the thirteenth in position
- fifteenth - coming next after the fourteenth and just before the sixteenth in position
- sixteenth - coming next after the fifteenth in position
- thirtieth - coming next after the twenty-ninth in position
- fortieth - the ordinal number of forty in counting order
- thirty-six - the cardinal number equal to three tens plus six; 36
- twenty-four - the cardinal number equal to two tens plus four; 24
- twenty-seven - the cardinal number equal to two tens plus seven; 27

### A2
- matter - A situation, subject, or affair that is being dealt with or considered.
- heavy - Weighing a lot; hard to lift or move.
- even - Used to stress something surprising or unexpected.
- enough - As much or as many as needed.
- whole - Complete; with no part missing.
- few - A small number of; not many.
- couple - A small number; two or a few.
- million - The number 1,000,000.
- figure - A number, especially one written as a digit.
- round - One stage or part of a competition, game, or series of events.
- single - Only one; not more than one.
- count - To say numbers in order.
- major - Very large, important, or serious.
- third - Coming after the second in order or position.
- hundred - The number 100.
- max - At the most; no more than.
- thousand - The number 1,000.
- admit - To agree that something is true, often unwillingly.
- twice - Two times.
- complete - Having all the necessary parts; whole.
- double - Twice as much, as many, or as big.
- awful - Very bad or unpleasant.
- several - More than two but not very many.
- basically - In the most important or essential way; in simple terms.
- fortune - A very large amount of money.
- treasure - A large amount of money, gold, or jewels, especially when hidden or saved up.
- rate - The amount charged or paid for something.
- zero - The number 0; no quantity or amount at all.
- load - A heavy thing that is carried.
- specific - Clear and exact; relating to one particular thing rather than things in general.
- principal - The person in charge of a school.
- anniversary - A date that marks an exact number of years since something important happened.
- award - A prize given to someone for something they have achieved.
- net - A material made of string or rope knotted together with open spaces between, used to catch fish, balls, or other things.
- pile - A number of things lying on top of one another; a heap.
- battery - A device that stores power and is used to run electrical things.
- significant - Large or important enough to have a noticeable effect.
- slim - Attractively thin; slender.
- divide - To separate something into two or more parts.
- progressive - Supporting new ideas, change, and reform.
- half-price - Costing half of the usual price.
- tablespoon - A large spoon used for serving food or for measuring in cooking.
- first name
- no one
- united - Joined together to form a single whole.
- billion - The number 1,000,000,000; one thousand million.
- hundredth - the ordinal number of one hundred in counting order
- thousandth - the ordinal number of one thousand in counting order
- millionth - occupying position 1,000,000 in an ordered sequence

### B1
- cap - A soft, close-fitting hat, often with a part that sticks out at the front.
- charge - The amount of money asked for goods or services.
- killing - The act of causing someone or something to die.
- bunch - A number of things growing or fastened together in a cluster.
- total - Complete; absolute; with nothing left out.
- amount - How much there is of something.
- loss - The fact of no longer having something you once had.
- rise - To move upward or go higher.
- pot - A deep round container used for cooking or for growing plants.
- mass - A large amount or quantity of something with no clear shape.
- trace - A sign that something or someone has been present.
- percent - One part in every hundred, written with the sign %.
- reward - Something you are given for doing something good or useful.
- dozen - A group or set of twelve.
- particularly - More than usually; especially.
- fifth - Coming after the fourth and before the sixth in order.
- purse - A small bag for carrying money.
- gain - To get or obtain something useful or valuable.
- equal - The same in amount, value, size, or level as something else.
- limit - The greatest amount of something that is allowed or possible.
- absolute - complete and total
- instance - A single example or case of something happening.
- limited - Small in amount, number, or range; not plentiful.
- northern - In, from, or facing the north.
- swell - To become larger, especially because of injury or being filled with something.
- twin - Forming a pair of twins; born at the same birth.
- bare - Not covered by clothes; naked.
- endless - Having no end, or seeming to continue forever
- minimum - The smallest amount or lowest level that is possible or allowed.
- jar - A glass or clay container with a wide mouth, used for holding food such as jam or pickles.
- approximately - Used to show that a number or amount is close but not exact.
- altogether - Completely; entirely.
- variety - A number of different things of the same general kind.
- overwhelming - So great in number or strength that it cannot be resisted or argued with.
- select - to choose one or more things from a group of options
- imaginary - Existing only in the mind, not real.
- estimate - A rough guess about the size, value, or cost of something.
- part-time - Working or done for only part of the usual hours.
- full-time - For the whole of the normal working hours.
- allowance - An amount of money given regularly for a particular purpose.
- initially - At the beginning; at first.
- trim - To cut a small amount off something to make it neat or shorter.
- excess - An amount that is more than is needed or allowed.
- unemployment - The state of not having a job.
- efficiency - The quality of doing something well without wasting time, effort, or money.
- probability - How likely it is that something will happen.
- consumption - The act of eating, drinking, or using something.
- quantity - An amount or number of something that can be measured or counted.
- jug - A container with a handle and a lip, used for holding and pouring liquids.
- ration - A fixed amount of food or supplies given to a person when there is not enough for everyone.
- reduction - The act of making something smaller or less.
- gallon - A unit for measuring liquid, equal to about 3.8 litres in the US and 4.5 litres in the UK.
- downward - Toward a lower place, level, or amount.
- similarly - In almost the same way.
- remainder - The part that is left after the rest has been used, taken, or dealt with.
- usage - The way that words in a language are normally used.
- complement - Something that goes well with another thing and makes it better or complete.
- statistic - A single piece of information shown as a number.
- first lady
- odd - Strange or unusual; different from what you expect.
- originally - In the beginning; at first.
- percentage - An amount expressed as a part of a total of one hundred.

### B2
- sum - An amount of money.
- growing - Increasing in size, amount, or strength.
- gross - Very unpleasant or disgusting (informal).
- reckon - To think or believe something (informal).
- packed - Completely full of people.
- constant - Happening all the time or repeatedly without stopping.
- fleet - A group of ships, especially warships, acting together.
- hint - An indirect suggestion that helps someone guess what you mean.
- dose - A measured amount of medicine to be taken at one time.
- sharply - Suddenly and by a large amount.
- stack - A neat pile of things placed one on top of another.
- massacre - The cruel killing of a large number of people who cannot defend themselves.
- utter - Complete and total, used to emphasize how extreme something is.
- portion - A part of something larger.
- preliminary - Coming before the main part, in preparation for what follows.
- resolution - A firm decision to do or not do something.
- willingly - Happily and by one's own choice; without being forced.
- expansion - The act or process of becoming larger in size, amount, or extent.
- chunk - A thick, solid piece of something.
- irrational - Not based on clear thinking or good reasons
- attendance - The number of people present at an event.
- catastrophic - Causing terrible damage, suffering, or destruction.
- disciple - Someone who follows and helps spread the ideas or teachings of a leader or thinker.
- tyranny - Cruel and unjust use of power by a ruler or government.
- indifferent - Not interested in or caring about something.
- multiply - To find the total of a number added to itself a certain number of times.
- stingy - Unwilling to spend money or share things; not generous.
- trillion - The number one followed by twelve zeros (1,000,000,000,000).
- upwards - Towards a higher position.
- mediocre - Not very good; only average and a little disappointing.
- variation - A change or difference in amount, level, or form.
- exceed - To be greater or larger than a number, amount, or limit.
- deduction - An amount that is taken away from a total.
- unbeatable - So good that no one can defeat or surpass it.
- uneven - Not smooth, level, or flat.
- regulate - To control an activity or process using rules or laws.
- overlap - To partly cover the same area, time, or subject as something else.
- corona - The glowing outer layer of the Sun or another star, best seen during a total solar eclipse.
- approximate - Close to the real number or amount but not exact.
- accumulate - To gradually collect or gather more and more of something.
- subtract - To take a number or amount away from another.
- narrowly - By only a small amount or margin; only just.
- nought - The number zero.
- successive - Coming one after another in a series.
- bombard - To attack a place continuously with bombs or shells.
- semi-final - One of the two matches before the final, deciding which players or teams reach the final.
- well-paid - Earning or providing a good amount of money.
- quantify - To measure or express something as a number or amount.
- armful - The amount that you can hold in one or both arms.
- semicolon - The punctuation mark ( ; ), used to link two related sentences or to separate items in a complex list.
- thickly - In a thick layer or amount.
- eighth - coming next after the seventh and just before the ninth in position
- ninth - coming next after the eighth and just before the tenth in position
- twentieth - coming next after the nineteenth in position
- subgroup - (mathematics) a subset (that is not empty) of a mathematical group
- triplet - a set or group of three related people or things
- cumulative - increasing or becoming stronger through successive additions
- boxful - the amount that a box can contain
- roomful - as many people or things as a room contains or can hold
- glassful - the amount of liquid or other material that one drinking glass can hold

### C1
- abundance - a very large quantity of something; plenty
- deficit - The amount by which spending is greater than the money coming in.
- handful - A small number of people or things.
- lesser - Smaller in size, amount, or importance, especially when compared with something else.
- phenomenal - Extremely impressive or remarkable
- voluntarily - By choice, of one's own free will.
- intensity - The strength or degree of something such as a feeling or activity.
- fraction - A small part of something larger.
- ratio - The relationship between two amounts, showing how much of one there is compared to the other.
- poll - A survey of people's opinions or voting intentions.
- quota - A fixed amount or share that someone is expected or allowed to have or produce.
- surplus - An amount that is more than what is needed or used.
- dual - Having two parts, aspects, or purposes.
- limitless - Having no limit in size, amount, or extent.
- turnover - The total amount of money a business takes in sales over a period.
- variable - Likely to change or able to change.
- recount - To tell someone about something in detail.
- inexhaustible - So great in amount that it can never be used up; unlimited.
- exuberance - Lively, joyful enthusiasm and energy.
- marginally - By a very small amount; slightly.
- zany - Amusingly unusual, silly, and unpredictable.
- divergent - Differing from one another or from a standard.
- inclusively - In a way that welcomes and includes everyone.
- pittance - a very small or inadequate amount of money, especially paid as wages
- tripartite - involving three parties or groups
- scarcity - a small and inadequate amount
- untold - too great or numerous to be calculated or described
- quadruple - four times as large, numerous, or valuable
- hundredfold - one hundred times as great or as numerous
- pickings - things available to be taken, chosen, or gained, especially when few or of limited value
- hatful - the amount that a hat can hold
- quadrillion - the number that is represented as a one followed by 15 zeros

### C2
- residual - Remaining as a small amount after most of something has gone.
- stub - strike one's toe accidentally against an object
- taker - one who accepts an offer
- mediocrity - The state of being only average and not very good.
- myriad - A very large number of something.
- zillion - a very large indefinite number, usually hyperbole
- morsel - a small quantity of anything
- proportional - Changing in size or amount in a way that matches another thing.
- tenfold - by ten times as much
- attrition - A gradual reduction in number, especially of staff who leave and are not replaced.
- unadulterated - Pure; not mixed with anything else.
- proliferation - A rapid increase in the number or spread of something.
- smattering - A small, scattered amount or number of something.
- subsistence - The food, money, or other things a person needs simply to stay alive.
- threefold - by a factor of three
- trilateral - involving three parties
- teem - To be full of a large number of people, animals, or things.
- proportionally - In a way that matches the size or amount of something else.
- overabundance - a quantity that is more than what is appropriate
- dwarfism - A medical condition that causes a person to be much shorter than average.
- interweave - To combine two or more things by weaving them together.
- wordage - The number of words in a piece of writing; word count.
- telescopically - By means of a telescope.
- superfluity - extreme excess
- twelfth - coming next after the eleventh and just before the thirteenth in position
- seventeenth - coming next after the sixteenth in position
- eighteenth - coming next after the seventeenth in position
- nineteenth - coming next after the eighteenth in position
- fiftieth - the ordinal number of fifty in counting order
- sixtieth - the ordinal number of sixty in counting order
- seventieth - the ordinal number of seventy in counting order
- eightieth - the ordinal number of eighty in counting order
- ninetieth - the ordinal number of ninety in counting order
- bushel - a dry measure of capacity used for grain, fruit, and similar goods
- numberless - too numerous to count; existing in a very great number
- fourfold - four times as large, numerous, or great
- overplus - an amount beyond what is needed, owed, or expected; a surplus or excess
- cartload - the amount that a cart can carry
- spadeful - the amount of earth or other material that a spade can hold or move at one time
- iota - an extremely small amount; the slightest degree
- fivefold - five times as large, numerous, or great
- thousandfold - one thousand times as large, numerous, or intense
- outnumber - to be greater in number than another person, group, or thing
- repartition - a new or different distribution or apportionment of something
- moiety - a part or share, especially one of two roughly equal parts
- gobbet - a lump, chunk, or fragment of something soft, especially raw flesh
- quinary - consisting of five parts or arranged in groups of five
- septenary - consisting of seven parts, arranged in groups of seven, or relating to the number seven
- passel - US regional and informal: an indefinitely large group, number, or amount, usually followed by of
- shipload - the quantity of cargo or passengers carried by, or sufficient to fill, a ship
- plenitude - a state of fullness, completeness, or being fully developed
- aplenty - existing in a generous or more than sufficient quantity, normally placed after the noun
- houseful - as many people or things as fill or can be accommodated in a house
- wagonload - the amount of goods or material that a wagon carries or can hold
- vigesimal - based on the number twenty, especially describing a numeral system with twenty as its base

### C2+
- beggarly - meanly poor or contemptibly small in amount
- slender - gracefully thin; slight or scanty in amount
- aggregate - a whole formed by combining elements; total; (verb) to gather into a mass
- quantifier - a word or symbol expressing quantity, such as 'all' or 'some'
- tally - a running count or record, or to correspond
- twofold - having two parts, or twice as great
- equivocal - open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous
- consecutively - one after another in unbroken succession
- disown - to refuse to acknowledge or claim as one's own
- modicum - a small or moderate amount of something
- titter - to give a short, half-suppressed laugh
- amass - to gather or accumulate in great quantity
- bucketful - the amount a bucket holds; a large quantity
- enumerate - to name or list things one by one
- fabricator - one who constructs or manufactures; one who invents falsehoods
- haul - to pull or drag with effort, or a quantity acquired or transported
- jot - to write briefly; also, a very small amount
- nativity - the occasion or circumstances of one's birth
- outlay - an amount of money spent on something
- outstrip - to move faster than or surpass in performance or quantity
- toleration - the allowance or acceptance of beliefs or behavior one dislikes
- affecter - one who puts on a pretense or affects a manner
- astronomic - relating to astronomy, or enormously large in amount
- astute - shrewd and perceptive, especially to one's advantage
- beefer - a steer or cow raised for beef; one who complains
- boatload - as much as a boat can carry; a large amount
- comforter - a thick padded quilt, or one who consoles others
- conjurer - a magician or one who performs tricks of illusion
- copious - abundant in quantity or supply; plentiful
- crotchet - an odd whim or notion; a quarter note in music
- differential - relating to or depending on a difference; a difference in amount or rate
- factorial - the product of all positive integers up to a given number
- fourscore - eighty (four times twenty)
- hefty - large, heavy, and powerful; substantial in amount
- incontinently - without restraint; (archaic) immediately or at once
- introductory - serving as a beginning or first part; preliminary
- multitude - a large number of people or things
- operand - a quantity or value on which an operation is performed
- opposer - one who opposes or resists something
- plentiful - existing in great quantity; abundant
- seriatim - one after another; point by point in sequence
- shrinkage - the process or amount of becoming smaller; reduction or loss
- thrice - three times
- vector - a quantity with magnitude and direction; a carrier of disease
- voluminous - occupying great space or bulk; of great quantity, as writing
- wager - a bet; to risk a sum on the outcome of an uncertain event
- abstractedly - in a manner showing distraction or inattention to one's surroundings
- augmentation - the action or result of making something greater in size or amount
- bender - a bout of heavy drinking (informal); one who bends something
- bewrayer - one who betrays, reveals, or exposes a secret (archaic)
- biennial - happening every two years, or lasting for two years
- bisect - to divide into two equal parts
- clamshell - the shell of a clam, or a hinged case shaped like one
- cogger - a cheat or flatterer, especially one who loads dice (archaic)
- conflate - to combine two or more ideas or things into one, often mistakenly
- countdom - the rank, title, or domain of a count
- courter - one who courts or woos another, especially a suitor
- deduct - to subtract or take away an amount from a total
- destroyer - one who destroys, or a fast, lightly armoured warship
- dimpsy - dialectal term for twilight or the dim half-light of dusk
- divisor - a number by which another is divided
- drowsy - sleepy or half-asleep; inducing sleepiness
- dyad - a group of two units or persons treated as a pair
- edificator - archaic term for a builder, or one who edifies morally
- exemplificator - one who exemplifies or illustrates something by example
- fractional - constituting a small or partial amount; relating to fractions
- gargantuan - enormous; gigantic in size or quantity
- infinitesimal - extremely small; smaller than any measurable quantity
- innumerable - too many to be counted; very numerous
- installment - one of several successive payments or parts of a whole
- integer - a whole number, positive, negative, or zero
- interpenetrate - to penetrate one another thoroughly; to pervade mutually
- leman - a lover or sweetheart, especially an illicit one
- liken - to compare one thing to another as similar
- moderately - to a reasonable or average degree; not extremely
- morefold - greater in number or amount; more numerous or manifold
- nip - to pinch or bite sharply; a small quantity of spirits
- outspoken - frank and direct in expressing one's opinions, even when controversial
- pail - a bucket, especially one for carrying liquids
- pinch - to squeeze tightly between finger and thumb, or a small amount
- remnant - a small remaining quantity of something
- reticent - not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily; reserved
- scant - barely sufficient or limited in quantity
- scrutineer - a person who examines or oversees the counting of votes
- secretive - inclined to conceal one's feelings, intentions, or activities
- shipment - a quantity of goods shipped, or the act of shipping them
- shortfall - a deficit; the amount by which something falls short of a requirement
- snigger - to laugh in a half-suppressed, disrespectful manner
- subtraction - the process of taking one number or amount away from another
- sufficiency - an adequate amount; the condition of being enough
- transmogrification - a transformation, especially a grotesque or surprising one
- trinity - a group of three; in Christianity, the union of three persons in one Godhead
- twain - two; a pair (archaic)
- unequal - not equal in quantity, size, or value; inadequate
- witting - aware of and deliberate in one's actions; knowing
- x - the twenty-fourth letter of the English alphabet, often denoting an unknown quantity
- adrowse - in a drowsy state; half asleep
- ambiguously - in a way open to more than one interpretation; unclearly
- annihilative - tending to destroy utterly; capable of total destruction
- antecessor - one who goes before; a predecessor or forerunner
- anticipator - one who foresees or acts in advance of something
- autocide - suicide committed by deliberately crashing one's automobile
- bagful - the amount that a bag can hold
- behavioral - relating to behavior or the way one acts
- bicentenary - a two-hundredth anniversary
- binary - relating to or composed of two things or states, especially the base-2 number system
- bisection - the division of something into two equal parts
- biter - one that bites; also archaically a cheat or deceiver
- boastfully - in a way that shows excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements
- bouser - dialectal a heavy drinker or carouser; one who bouses
- breaker - a wave breaking into foam on the shore; one that breaks something
- candlestick - a holder for one or more candles
- carnage - the slaughter of a great number of people
- centage - rate or proportion reckoned by the hundred; percentage
- centuple - a hundredfold; to multiply by a hundred
- chauvinism - aggressive or prejudiced loyalty to one's own group or sex
- chiseler - one who carves with a chisel, or informally a swindler
- comrade - a companion who shares one's activities or beliefs
- concoction - a mixture of ingredients, especially an odd or invented one
- constructor - one who builds or assembles something, or a routine that initializes an object
- counting - the act of determining a total by enumerating one by one
- countship - the rank, title, or domain of a count
- credo - a statement of the beliefs or principles that guide one's actions
- cupful - the amount that a cup holds
- daunter - one who daunts or intimidates
- decennial - occurring every ten years
- decuple - tenfold; to multiply by ten
- deemer - one who deems or judges (archaic)
- demerit - a fault or a mark against one's record
- depender - one who depends on or relies upon another
- derider - one who mocks or ridicules another
- discusser - one who discusses or debates a subject
- dishful - the amount that a dish can hold
- disposable - intended to be used once and then thrown away
- distracter - a wrong but plausible answer option in a multiple-choice test
- dosage - the amount or regulated administration of a medicine
- drowse - to be half asleep; to doze
- dwindle - to diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength
- enforcer - one who compels compliance with rules, often by force
- enrollment - the act of registering, or the number of people registered
- exaction - the act of demanding and obtaining payment, often unjustly; the sum exacted
- facet - one of the flat surfaces of a cut gem, or a distinct aspect of something
- fistful - as much as can be held in one fist; a handful
- fivescore - five times twenty; one hundred
- flier - a printed handbill, or one who flies
- floorage - the total floor area of a building
- formalist - one who insists on or favors strict form and convention
- fundamentalist - one who adheres strictly to basic principles or literal doctrine
- gestalt - an organized whole perceived as more than the sum of its parts
- goodly - considerable in size or amount; pleasing in appearance
- gorger - one who gorges; a greedy eater
- gratuity - a tip or sum given for service, beyond what is owed
- heartstring - one's deepest feelings or affections (usually plural)
- institutionalist - one who favors or studies established institutions, especially in economics
- instructer - one who teaches or instructs (variant spelling of instructor)
- interrelate - to connect or be connected with one another mutually
- introspect - to examine one's own thoughts and feelings
- introspective - given to examining one's own thoughts and feelings
- inundate - to flood or overwhelm with a great quantity
- invader - one who enters forcibly or intrudes, especially with hostile intent
- jarful - the amount that a jar can hold
- legato - in a smooth, connected manner, with notes flowing into one another
- mingy - mean and stingy; meanly small in amount
- monosyllabic - consisting of one syllable; using few words and uncommunicative
- multiplier - a quantity or factor by which another is multiplied or amplified
- neap - relating to a tide of minimal range occurring at quarter moons
- numeral - a symbol or word denoting a number
- numerate - able to understand and work with numbers; to count or enumerate
- observable - able to be seen or noticed; in physics, a measurable quantity
- onslaught - a fierce or violent attack, or an overwhelming quantity of something
- overabundant - present in excessive or more than sufficient quantity
- overconfident - having excessive confidence in oneself or one's abilities
- overindulgence - excessive gratification of one's appetites or desires
- overreckon - to estimate or count as more than the true amount
- overwhelmingly - in a way that is very great in amount, effect, or degree
- paltry - petty or trivial in amount or worth; contemptibly small
- par - an accepted average or standard level; the standard score in golf
- parity - the state of being equal in status, value, or amount
- participator - one who takes part in an activity or event
- pentagram - a five-pointed star drawn in continuous lines, often symbolic
- plethora - an excessive or overabundant amount of something
- pout - to push out one's lips to show displeasure; a sulky expression
- preponderance - the quality of being greater in number, importance, or strength
- preponderant - predominant in influence, number, or importance
- profusion - an abundant or excessive quantity of something
- pulsation - a single rhythmic throb or beat; rhythmic throbbing
- quantitate - to measure or express the amount of something; to quantify
- quantum - a discrete quantity of energy, or the smallest possible amount
- ream - a quantity of paper (typically 500 sheets); to enlarge a hole by reaming
- receivable - owed as a debt and awaiting collection; an amount due to be received
- relational - concerning the way two or more things are connected
- rentee - one who rents from another; a tenant
- repayment - the act of paying back money owed, or an amount paid back
- retentionist - one who advocates keeping something, especially the death penalty
- semiextinction - a partial extinction or half-extinguishing of something
- slew - a large number or quantity; also past tense of slay
- succeeder - one who succeeds or follows another, especially as a successor
- superabundance - an excessively large quantity; an overflowing plenty
- superabundant - present in more than ample quantity; excessively abundant
- synergistic - producing a combined effect greater than the sum of the separate effects
- tablespoonful - the amount that a tablespoon holds, used as a measure
- teaspoonful - the amount that a teaspoon holds, used as a measure
- teetotal - choosing or characterized by total abstinence from alcohol
- ternary - composed of or based on three parts; using the number three
- threescore - archaic term for sixty
- transmittance - the fraction of light or radiation that passes through a medium
- trayful - the amount that a tray can hold
- tribalism - loyalty to one's own group or faction, often with hostility to outsiders
- trine - an astrological aspect of two planets one-third of the zodiac apart
- triple - consisting of three parts or three times as great
- undertime - time worked below the scheduled or normal number of hours
- unitary - relating to a single unified whole
- unwillingly - in a reluctant manner; against one's wishes
- vitamer - any of several related compounds that share a single vitamin's activity
- wheeler - a horse harnessed nearest the wheels, or something with a stated number of wheels
- barrowful - the amount that a barrow, especially a wheelbarrow, can hold
- one-billionth - one of a billion equal parts; the quantity 0.000000001 or 10 to the power of negative nine

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