sheetful
sheetful noun: the amount that fits on a sheet (any meaning).
Noun
sheetful (plural sheetfuls or sheetsful)
- The amount that fits on a sheet (any meaning)
- Of cheese and butter we had a sufficient supply; and the yellow corn-meal which we had brought for the teams furnished sheetful after sheetful of johnny-cake, which Aunt Olive split, toasted, and buttered well, as a groundwork for the white monkey.1922, Charles Asbury Stephens, A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
- One sheet may be filled while baking another sheetful of cakes.1915, Edith M. Thomas, Mary at the Farm and Book of Recipes Compiled during Her Visit
Forms of sheetful
| plural | sheetfuls |
|---|---|
| plural | sheetsful |
Origin of sheetful
From sheet + -ful.
Questions about sheetful
- What does sheetful mean?
- Sheetful means the amount that fits on a sheet (any meaning).
- What part of speech is sheetful?
- Sheetful is a noun.
- What is the plural of sheetful?
- The plural of sheetful is sheetfuls.
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