neighborhoodful
neighborhoodful noun: enough to fill a neighborhood.
Noun
neighborhoodful (plural neighborhoodsful)
- Enough to fill a neighborhood.
- THE Kewpies are giving a Christmas party, the best sort of party, to a whole neighborhoodful of poor children that the rich people forgot.1911 November 22, “A whole lot of Christmas for 15 cents”, in Buffalo Evening News, volume LVIII, number 36, Buffalo, N.Y., page 14
- A neighborhoodful of farmers would rave for ten years about how the grain-buyers skinned them; and they would be perfectly right; they were being skinned.1914, Judson C. Welliver, “Co-operation is Not “Big Business””, in Farm and Fireside, volume XXXVII, Springfield, Ohio: The Crowell Publishing Company, page 29
Forms of neighborhoodful
| plural | neighborhoodsful |
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Origin of neighborhoodful
From neighborhood + -ful.
Questions about neighborhoodful
- What does neighborhoodful mean?
- Neighborhoodful means enough to fill a neighborhood.
- What part of speech is neighborhoodful?
- Neighborhoodful is a noun.
- What is the plural of neighborhoodful?
- The plural of neighborhoodful is neighborhoodsful.
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