phoneful
phoneful noun: a quantity loaded onto a phone.
Noun
phoneful (plural phonefuls or phonesful)
- A quantity loaded onto a phone.
- Business folk can walk around a convention center and automatically collect a phoneful of business cards and even product brochures.2002, David Fox, Roman Verhovsek, Micro Java Game Development, →ISBN, page 148
- She wasn't gone that long really, not for a 'photographer', and time flies when you've got a phoneful of social networks to keep you entertained, so when she emerged triumphantly half an hour later, her three companions didn't even notice.2013, Debbie McGowan, Double Six, →ISBN
Forms of phoneful
| plural | phonefuls |
|---|---|
| plural | phonesful |
Origin of phoneful
From phone + -ful.
Questions about phoneful
- What does phoneful mean?
- Phoneful means a quantity loaded onto a phone.
- What part of speech is phoneful?
- Phoneful is a noun.
- What is the plural of phoneful?
- The plural of phoneful is phonefuls.
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