1. Archaic or poetic form of 'enough'; a sufficient quantity or number of people or things.
Usage: archaic; poetic; chiefly literary

1. Archaic or poetic plural of 'enow'; sufficient amounts or quantities.
Usage: archaic; poetic; rare

Examples

• The lord had enows of gold and silver to satisfy his desires.
• There were enows of provisions to last the winter.
• She possessed enows of wisdom to guide her people.
• The harvest yielded enows for the entire village.
• He had enows of courage to face the challenge.