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lodgeful

lodgeful noun: enough to fill a lodge.

Noun

lodgeful (plural lodgefuls)

  1. Enough to fill a lodge.
    • But I think everyone up here is at risk. If he could murder eight women for his own twisted reasons, why not a lodgeful of people in order to survive?2011, Jenna Ryan, Cold Case Cowboy

Forms of lodgeful

plurallodgefuls

Origin of lodgeful

From lodge + -ful.

Questions about lodgeful

What does lodgeful mean?
Lodgeful means enough to fill a lodge.
What part of speech is lodgeful?
Lodgeful is a noun.
What is the plural of lodgeful?
The plural of lodgeful is lodgefuls.

Words near lodgeful in the dictionary

  1. lodge-house
  2. lodge-houses
  3. lodgeable
  4. lodged
  5. lodged solemn representation
  6. lodgeful
  7. lodgefuls
  8. lodgehouse
  9. lodgehouses
  10. lodgeing
  11. lodgeings

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