Too

/tuː/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively.

She was too tired to continue working.

Also; as well.

I would like some ice cream, too.

Indeed; in addition.

He is too kind for his own good.

Old English tō, a variation of the adverb form of 'ta', meaning 'in addition', 'excessively'.

too much

An excessive amount of something.

too good to be true

Something that seems so good that it appears to be false.

too little, too late

Insufficient action taken after a situation has gone wrong.

excess

An amount greater than necessary.

overabundance

An excessive quantity.

also

Used to indicate addition.

Too cool

That movie was too cool for school!

Too lit

The party was too lit last night!