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couchful

couchful noun: enough to fill a couch.

Noun

couchful (plural couchfuls)

  1. Enough to fill a couch.
    • Despite the stereotype of the lone basement-bound nerd, video games are quite a social pursuit; a role-playing or adventure game might be fine for solo play, but a skill/reflex challenge like Punch-Out!! seems a bit empty without a couchful of spectator/competitors cheering/jeering at your side.2009 May 30, Darren Zenko, “Old school charm will knock you out”, in Toronto Star

Forms of couchful

pluralcouchfuls

Origin of couchful

From couch + -ful.

Questions about couchful

What does couchful mean?
Couchful means enough to fill a couch.
What part of speech is couchful?
Couchful is a noun.
What is the plural of couchful?
The plural of couchful is couchfuls.

Words near couchful in the dictionary

  1. couches a hogshead
  2. couches down
  3. couches up
  4. couchette
  5. couchettes
  6. couchful
  7. couchfuls
  8. couchgrass
  9. couchgrasses
  10. Couchin China
  11. couching

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