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living-roomful

living-roomful noun: enough to fill a living room.

Noun

living-roomful (plural living-roomfuls)

  1. Enough to fill a living room.
    • Living-Roomful of Furniture with Kroehler Suite1943 March 19, The Pittsburgh Press, volume 59, number 261, Pittsburgh, Pa., page 52
    • A husky boy who looks older than his years, he is acutely aware that his three older brothers, by the time they had reached his age, had already acquired a ten-gallon-hatful of prize money and a living-roomful of trophies in competitive racing.1956 July 2, Albert Rosenfeld, “The Pikes Peak Boys”, in Sports Illustrated, volume 5, number 1, page 63

Forms of living-roomful

pluralliving-roomfuls
alternative formlivingroomful

Origin of living-roomful

From living room + -ful.

Questions about living-roomful

What does living-roomful mean?
Living-roomful means enough to fill a living room.
What part of speech is living-roomful?
Living-roomful is a noun.
What is the plural of living-roomful?
The plural of living-roomful is living-roomfuls.

Words near living-roomful in the dictionary

  1. living within oneself
  2. living-dining room
  3. living-dining rooms
  4. living-impaired
  5. living-room
  6. living-roomful
  7. living-roomfuls
  8. living-rooms
  9. living-roomy
  10. livingest
  11. livingless

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