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beltful

beltful noun: as much as a belt will hold.

Noun

beltful (plural beltfuls or beltsful)

  1. As much as a belt will hold.
    • The cook has his revolver and a beltful of cartridges. I have a loaded revolver, but I shall leave that with you.1926, Oswald Kendall, The Missing Island, page 191

Forms of beltful

pluralbeltfuls
pluralbeltsful

Origin of beltful

From belt + -ful.

Questions about beltful

What does beltful mean?
Beltful means as much as a belt will hold.
What part of speech is beltful?
Beltful is a noun.
What is the plural of beltful?
The plural of beltful is beltfuls.

Words near beltful in the dictionary

  1. belter
  2. Belter Creole
  3. belters
  4. Belteshazzar
  5. beltfish
  6. beltful
  7. beltfuls
  8. Beltian
  9. Beltian bodies
  10. Beltian body
  11. Beltin

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