Eat plenty, okay?
There sure are a lot of people today.
exaggerated; grandiose
Describes something overstated or blown out of proportion. This sense is not dialect-specific and can appear in standard Japanese, though it is somewhat literary or old-fashioned.
His stories are always exaggerated.
Such grandiose expressions are unnecessary.
Kana spelling is standard; the kanji form 仰山 is rare and may not be recognized by many readers.
Kanji form is seldom used; learners should prefer the kana spelling.
Casual elongated spelling reflecting colloquial pronunciation.
The origin is uncertain. The kanji 仰山 are ateji; the word likely derives from a dialectal expression in the Kansai region.