dustpanfuls
dustpanfuls is the plural of dustpanful.
Meaning of dustpanful
Noun
dustpanful (plural dustpanfuls or dustpansful)
- Enough to fill a dustpan.
- If he have cunning and greed enough, the workhouse boy sent out to sweep an office may learn how to sweep money by the dustpan[-]ful out of his neighbours’ tills, may learn to be a famous “operator” in the money market, and to die in the blessed assurance that he is bequeathing a plum to his heirs.1862 October 18, “The Girl from the Workhouse”, in Charles Dickens, editor, All the Year Round. A Weekly Journal. […], volume VIII, number 182, London: […] Messrs. Chapman and Hall, […], published...
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- What is dustpanfuls the plural of?
- Dustpanfuls is the plural of dustpanful.
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