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Things excess often describes ("excess ________")
- air
- reserves
- heat
- water
- inventory
- nitrogen
- pressure
- energy
- skin
- ions
- land
- earnings
- supplies
- density
- dioxide
- credit
- protein
- acid
- sugar
- income
- material
- production
- supply
- fat
- hormone
- demands
- electrons
- reagent
- returns
- length
- return
- sodium
- oxygen
- baggage
- funds
- taxes
- risk
- liquid
- concentration
- food
- costs
- glucose
- cash
- population
- charges
- metal
- amount
- mortality
- pressures
- amounts
- volume
- moisture
- liquidity
- burden
- quantities
- functions
- money
- noise
- carriers
- salt
- flow
- profit
- capacity
- deaths
- secretion
- consumption
- fluid
- weight
- cost
- fabric
- oil
- labor
- gas
- iron
- stain
- loss
- calories
- solution
- calcium
- condemnation
- contributions
- intake
- profits
- alcohol
- tissue
- charge
- cholesterol
- accumulation
- cement
- demand
- current
- tax
- glue
How excess often is described ("________ excess")
- opposite
- such
- fold
- alcoholic
- sudden
- vast
- greater
- substantial
- net
- adrenal
- vicious
- spherical
- average
- apparent
- annual
- enantiomeric
- morbid
- emotional
- temporary
- chronic
- great
- vertical
- sensual
- wretched
- utmost
- fluid
- rhetorical
- small
- extravagant
- ridiculous
- huge
- moderate
- sufficient
- observed
- gross
- relative
- corresponding
- speculative
- stoichiometric
- infrared
- measured
- habitual
- twofold
- corporate
- mere
- riotous
- extreme
- considerable
- occasional
- slightest
- dangerous
- slight
- wild
- greatest
- least
- marked
- male
- female
- large
- dietary
- romantic
- absolute
- sheer
- sexual
- very
- significant
- verbal
- enormous
- undue
