sledful
sledful noun: enough to fill a sled.

Noun
sledful (plural sledfuls or sledsful)
- Enough to fill a sled.
- Near-synonyms: sledgeful, sledgeload, sleighful, sleighload
- a sledful of supplies
- Synonyms:
- sledload, sledgeful, sledgeload, sleighful, sleighload
Examples of sledful in a sentence
- a sledful of firewood
- F.’s blue pencil had made a long mark to show how much must come out if those two sledfuls of pets went in.1897 April 8, Mr. Martin, “The Conversation Corner”, in The Congregationalist, volume LXXXII, number 14, page 491:
Synonyms of sledful
Forms of sledful
| plural | sledfuls |
|---|---|
| plural | sledsful |
Origin of sledful
From sled + -ful.
Questions about sledful
- What does sledful mean?
- Sledful means enough to fill a sled.
- How do you use sledful in a sentence?
- a sledful of firewood
- What part of speech is sledful?
- Sledful is a noun.
- What is the plural of sledful?
- The plural of sledful is sledfuls.
Words near sledful in the dictionary
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