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fridgeful

fridgeful noun: as much as a fridge will hold.

Noun

fridgeful (plural fridgefuls or fridgesful)

  1. As much as a fridge will hold.
    • a fridgeful of food
    • There's fridgesful more to see—and—save—at your favourite store1974 May 15, Grimsby Evening Telegraph, number 26,372, page six
    Synonyms:
    refrigeratorful

Synonyms of fridgeful

Forms of fridgeful

pluralfridgefuls
pluralfridgesful

Origin of fridgeful

From fridge + -ful.

Questions about fridgeful

What does fridgeful mean?
Fridgeful means as much as a fridge will hold.
What part of speech is fridgeful?
Fridgeful is a noun.
What is the plural of fridgeful?
The plural of fridgeful is fridgefuls.

Words near fridgeful in the dictionary

  1. fridge magnet
  2. fridge magnets
  3. fridge-freezer
  4. fridge-freezers
  5. fridged
  6. fridgeful
  7. fridgefuls
  8. fridgeless
  9. fridgelike
  10. fridges
  11. fridgescaping

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