a ton
UK/ə ˈtɒn/US/ə ˈtɑn/
a ton adverb: very much; to a large extent.
Adverb
a ton (not comparable)
- Very much; to a large extent.
- He may like you a ton, but don’t confuse that with love.
- Often; frequently.
- It doesn’t happen a ton, but when it does it is great.
Synonyms of a ton
Origin of a ton
See ton.
Words that rhyme with a ton
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- foregone
- mon
- qanon
- scone
- swan
- thereupon
- tick on
- wan
- chignon
- con
- electron
- got it going on
- jupon
- ron
- soupçon
- thereon
- Toulon
- whereupon
- Yonne
- -hon
- -plon
- agone
- begone
- bent on
- build on
- build upon
- c'mon
- catch oneself on
- chron
- cock on
- Comecon
- conn
- cop oneself on
- Gabon
- garçon
- hither and yon
- hon
- macron
- microraion
- mont
- Perpignan
- phon
- pon
- raion
- shone
- sine qua non
- sine quibus non
- Sir John
Questions about a ton
- What does a ton mean?
- A ton means very much; to a large extent.
- What part of speech is a ton?
- A ton is an adverb.
- How do you pronounce a ton?
- A ton is pronounced /ə ˈtɒn/ (UK).
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