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bakeryful

bakeryful noun: a quantity that would be supplied by a bakery.

Noun

bakeryful (plural bakeryfuls or bakeriesful)

  1. A quantity that would be supplied by a bakery.
    • As executive officer of MIT (also his alma mater), Stratton has a finger in a whole bakeryful of pies.1957, Electronics - Volume 30, page 10
    • Inside the dark house, Billy bee-lined for the kitchen, where his grandmother would be putting the final touches on desk-size trays of lasagne, two-inch-thick pizza, veal parmagiana, and a bakeryful of pastries.1974, Carolina Quarterly - Volumes 26-27, page 9

Forms of bakeryful

pluralbakeryfuls
pluralbakeriesful

Origin of bakeryful

From bakery + -ful.

Questions about bakeryful

What does bakeryful mean?
Bakeryful means a quantity that would be supplied by a bakery.
What part of speech is bakeryful?
Bakeryful is a noun.
What is the plural of bakeryful?
The plural of bakeryful is bakeryfuls.

Words near bakeryful in the dictionary

  1. bakery
  2. Bakery Hill
  3. bakery paper
  4. bakery papers
  5. bakery release paper
  6. bakeryful
  7. bakeryfuls
  8. bakerylike
  9. bakes
  10. bakes in
  11. bakes off

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