studioful
studioful noun: an amount that fills a studio.
Noun
studioful (plural studiofuls)
- An amount that fills a studio.
- In an effort to beat out the Ghoulie "group"'s release of the tune for RCA, Dick Monda assembled a studioful of sessioneers, whom he called the Torrance Cookers.1990, Wayne Jancik, The Billboard Book of One-Hit Wonders, →ISBN, page 272
Forms of studioful
| plural | studiofuls |
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Origin of studioful
From studio + -ful.
Questions about studioful
- What does studioful mean?
- Studioful means an amount that fills a studio.
- What part of speech is studioful?
- Studioful is a noun.
- What is the plural of studioful?
- The plural of studioful is studiofuls.
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