bushful
bushful noun: as much as a bush holds.
Noun
bushful (plural bushfuls)
- As much as a bush holds.
- What caused the breaking of that twig? — what the low, alarmed twittering in that bushful of birds?1884, Ambrose Bierce, A Tough Tussle
- The best thing about Hayling Island (apart from its spanners) was its bounteous bushfuls of blackberries, from which I readily grazed.2011, Josie Dew, Slow Coast Home
Forms of bushful
| plural | bushfuls |
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Origin of bushful
From bush + -ful.
Questions about bushful
- What does bushful mean?
- Bushful means as much as a bush holds.
- What part of speech is bushful?
- Bushful is a noun.
- What is the plural of bushful?
- The plural of bushful is bushfuls.
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