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computerful

computerful noun: the amount that a computer can hold.

Noun

computerful (plural computerfuls)

  1. the amount that a computer can hold.
    • The teacher, too, has more than a computerful of information stored away in his brain.1987, Joe Kaufman, Joe Kaufman's Big Book About the Human Body, Golden Pr, →ISBN, page 59
    • Sometimes, though, the absence of information told as important a story as a computerful of data.2011, John Gilstrap, At All Costs, Pinnacle Books, →ISBN

Forms of computerful

pluralcomputerfuls

Origin of computerful

From computer + -ful.

Questions about computerful

What does computerful mean?
Computerful means the amount that a computer can hold.
What part of speech is computerful?
Computerful is a noun.
What is the plural of computerful?
The plural of computerful is computerfuls.

Words near computerful in the dictionary

  1. computered
  2. computerese
  3. computeresque
  4. computerette
  5. computerettes
  6. computerful
  7. computerfuls
  8. Computergate
  9. computerholic
  10. computerholics
  11. computering

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