oodles

[ ood-lz ]

/ ˈud lz /

a large quantity: oodles of love; oodles of money.

Origin of oodles

First recorded in 1865–70; origin uncertain

oo gauge, oo-, ooblast, oocyst, oocyte, oodles, oof, oogamete, oogamous, oogamy, oogenesis

There is charm, oodles of it, but also a steeliness about Gilkes.

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Marty was cool because he took his hideousness and, with a brilliant wit and oodles of self-knowledge, he flaunted it.

Marty Feldman: Dead Cool |Simon Doonan |November 2, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
They have oodles of sulphur on them and I'm afraid of complications.

America's War for Humanity |Thomas Herbert Russell
I've been rather skimped on the last several meals, but there's oodles of grub over in the cabin.

Smoke Bellew |Jack London

And when I find daddy's mine and have just oodles of money, I'm going to make it up to you for working you so hard.

The Gold Girl |James B. Hendryx
You see, Yetta, you've made a great hit with her, and she's got oodles of money.

Comrade Yetta |Albert Edwards
This lack of water always worried him, he said, for women always want water, and oodles of it.

The Prairie Wife |Arthur Stringer

oodles

/ (ˈuːdəlz) /

informal great quantities oodles of money

C20: of uncertain origin