hiveful
hiveful noun: the amount contained in a hive.
Noun
hiveful (plural hivefuls)
- The amount contained in a hive.
- We are arranging for the storing and unpacking of all the equipment, — and as it ranges from rock crushers to flash lights, — and has all to be listed, checked with an invoice from the states, — stored according to classification and then cross indexed in a filing system, I am as busy as several...1921, Kermit Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt: A Sketch with Letters, page 54
- The 37,000 bee loads per pound result in a total bee mileage of about 30,000—or twice around the globe—for a hiveful of bees making their average about 100 pounds of honey in a season.1987, U.C. Chopra, The Amazing World of Insects
Forms of hiveful
| plural | hivefuls |
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Origin of hiveful
From hive + -ful.
Questions about hiveful
- What does hiveful mean?
- Hiveful means the amount contained in a hive.
- What part of speech is hiveful?
- Hiveful is a noun.
- What is the plural of hiveful?
- The plural of hiveful is hivefuls.
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