Preposition: of

• information: Will " knowledge " or " wisdom " increase along with this surfeit of information?

• choice: It's not as if we're suffering from surfeit of choice!

• food: Problems arise because in our modern affluent society there is a surfeit of food.

• lamprey: Why do they ALWAYS describe it as " a surfeit of lampreys " all posh and Olde English so nobody can understand?

• idea: The book suffers a little, in its later stages, from a lack of simulations, coupled with a near surfeit of ideas.

• emotion: A surfeit of emotion could bring out the compassionate in you.

Converse of object

• have: As a result I have a surfeit of Beech and Sycamore logs.

Adjective modifier

• vast: In other words, there is a huge shortage of money and a vast surfeit of debt!