kitchenful
kitchenful noun: as much as a kitchen will hold or produce.
Noun
kitchenful (plural kitchenfuls or kitchensful)
- As much as a kitchen will hold or produce.
- Good-bye to kitchensful of slapping clothes in rainy weather1953 January 27, “Say good-bye to all this… with a clothes dryer”, in The Bastrop Daily Enterprise, volume LI, number 98, Bastrop, La., section two, page four
- Now through May 14th — 50 Electric Appliances (5 kitchensful) will be given away.1966 April 11, “Register for a kitchenful of Electric Appliances”, in The Minneapolis Star, volume LXXXVIII, number 117, page 11A
Forms of kitchenful
| plural | kitchenfuls |
|---|---|
| plural | kitchensful |
Origin of kitchenful
From kitchen + -ful.
Questions about kitchenful
- What does kitchenful mean?
- Kitchenful means as much as a kitchen will hold or produce.
- What part of speech is kitchenful?
- Kitchenful is a noun.
- What is the plural of kitchenful?
- The plural of kitchenful is kitchenfuls.
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