adequate for the want or need; sufficient for the purpose or to satisfy desire

enough water; noise enough to wake the dead.

an adequate quantity or number; sufficiency.

in a quantity or degree that answers a purpose or satisfies a need or desire; sufficiently.

fully or quite

ready enough.

(used to express impatience or exasperation)

Enough! I heard you the first time.

adjective

inadequate , insufficient

adverb

inadequately

noun

inadequacy , insufficiency , deficiency , surplus

adjective

abundant , acceptable , adequate , all right already , ample , bellyful , bounteous , bountiful , comfortable , competent , complete , copious , decent , enough already , fed up * , full , had it , last straw * , lavish , plenteous , plentiful , replete , satisfactory , satisfying , sick and tired of , sufficient , sufficing , suitable , unlimited , up to here

adverb

abundantly , acceptably , admissibly , amply , averagely , barely , commensurately , decently , fairly , moderately , passably , proportionately , rather , reasonably , satisfactorily , so-so * , sufficiently , tolerably , adequate , adequately , ample , competent , copious , fully , satisfactory , sufficient

noun

abundance , adequacy , ampleness , ample supply , competence , plenitude , right amount , sufficiency , sufficient , acceptable , adequate , ample , fairly , fully , passably , plenty , quite , satisfactory , suitable , tolerably , very