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Smorgasbord

usgb/ˈsmɔːrɡəsbɔːrd/Volume
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Cultural OriginsPlay
Originates from Swedish tradition, representing a variety of cold dishes served together. SlideOur Christmas gathering will be a smorgasbord, similar to the Swedish custom.
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Not Just FoodPlay
Metaphorically extends to any diverse collection, not confined to culinary contexts. SlideTheir summer camp is a smorgasbord of fun activities and learning experiences.
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Conveys AbundancePlay
Implies generous quantity and variety, often more than enough. SlideThe buffet offers a smorgasbord that could satisfy even the hungriest of diners.