noun
1) a state or situation in which something exists in abundance, esp. something otherwise desirable.
2) the property of being an amount by which something is more than expected or required; a surplus.
ORIGIN 2000s: from Modern English 'tall', on the pattern of 'shortage'.
1) a state or situation in which something exists in abundance, esp. something otherwise desirable.
2) the property of being an amount by which something is more than expected or required; a surplus.
ORIGIN 2000s: from Modern English 'tall', on the pattern of 'shortage'.
"I have a tallage of things to say on this topic."
A persimmons tallage this season caused the market price to drop.
A persimmons tallage this season caused the market price to drop.
by Daedreams April 2, 2009
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1) a state or situation in which something exits in abundance, esp. something otherwise desirable.
2) the property of being an amount by which something is more than expected or required; a surplus.
ORIGIN 2000s: from Modern English 'tall', on the pattern of 'shortage'.
1) a state or situation in which something exits in abundance, esp. something otherwise desirable.
2) the property of being an amount by which something is more than expected or required; a surplus.
ORIGIN 2000s: from Modern English 'tall', on the pattern of 'shortage'.
"I have a tallage of things to say on this topic."
"A persimmons tallage this season caused their market price to drop."
"A persimmons tallage this season caused their market price to drop."
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