Mess
Plenty
Plenty noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: plenty of people showed up
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Felicia, similarly, is usually arrogant and often even cruel, but there are plenty of time where you can see she and What-A-Mess are good friends deep down.
Source: Literature / What-a-Mess -
Rath might only have one claw per hand, but if you make Rath mad, they can mess you up plenty!
Source: Wolverine Claws - While Robert Goren from Law & Order: Criminal Intent mostly uses this trope as a form of Obfuscating Stupidity to mess with suspects, he displays plenty of these moments without any justification to qualify, especially considering his mother has been confined in an asylum for the past 20 years.
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