copious

His hair was a clean white, and still copious enough.

Also liked her copious long dark hair, brown or black.

"Or did I need to put the camera down and take copious notes?"

I've been doing some reading in my copious spare time.

When he moved the light away the flow became less copious, though still heavy.

I am preparing a copious report upon the subject of international relationship.

"One more thing to do in my copious spare time."

It is known for its use of copious violence and gore.

They do not work, but carry copious amounts of money.

I never heard her speak, but it may be that in private she had a copious conversation.

When such are formulated, a copious report will be sent.

He was at each one, sitting in the back row taking copious notes.

He took copious notes, writing them out in the evenings.

Abortion, crime, foreign policy, education and health care got copious attention, as expected.

He had a copious nature with a touch of riot in it.

Most of the best Web sites provide copious links to the world.

Many took copious notes and asked me to mail them investment information.

There would be time and need enough for copious quantities of tea later.

He did so, and soon gave him a copious draught.

Copious use of glass brings natural light into the interior.

Choice is very limited, but the dishes are fresh and copious.

But when last did a politician make such copious use of a handsome wife?

First, the house located the special file in its copious memory.

Some day, in his copious spare time, he'd have to see what all the fuss was about.

At all times copious tears of devotion fell from his eyes.