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drawerful

drawerful noun: the contents of a full drawer.

Noun

drawerful (plural drawerfuls or drawersful)

  1. The contents of a full drawer.
  2. The amount that fills a drawer.
    • But they also share a secret language and keep a drawerful of mundane treasures that have meaning only for them.2007 May 6, Stephanie Zacharek, “Lives Caught Between Rewind and Fast-Forward”, in New York Times

Forms of drawerful

pluraldrawerfuls
pluraldrawersful

Origin of drawerful

From drawer + -ful.

Questions about drawerful

What does drawerful mean?
Drawerful means the contents of a full drawer.
What part of speech is drawerful?
Drawerful is a noun.
What is the plural of drawerful?
The plural of drawerful is drawerfuls.

Words near drawerful in the dictionary

  1. drawee
  2. drawees
  3. drawen
  4. drawer
  5. drawered
  6. drawerful
  7. drawerfuls
  8. drawerknob
  9. drawerknobs
  10. drawerless
  11. drawerlike

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