boxful
boxful noun: as much as a box will hold.
Noun
boxful (plural boxfuls or boxesful)
- As much as a box will hold.
- She […] had bought a new dress at Hollander’s and a boxful of toys for the children at Schwartz’s, and had dined once again with Agnes and had had her and Jimmy to dine at the Belmont one evening before a symphony concert.1930, Margaret Ayer Barnes, Years of Grace, Part III, Chapter II, page 284
- Synonyms:
- boxload
Synonyms of boxful
Forms of boxful
| plural | boxfuls |
|---|---|
| plural | boxesful |
Origin of boxful
From box + -ful.
Questions about boxful
- What does boxful mean?
- Boxful means as much as a box will hold.
- What part of speech is boxful?
- Boxful is a noun.
- What is the plural of boxful?
- The plural of boxful is boxfuls.
Words near boxful in the dictionary
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