warehouseful
warehouseful noun: as much as a warehouse can hold.
Noun
warehouseful (plural warehousefuls or warehousesful)
- As much as a warehouse can hold.
- The typical honest business bankruptcy might arise like this: A manufacturer decides that long skirts are going to sell big and makes up a warehouseful. The season comes and the girls want short skirts. He can't move his inventory[…]1999, Sidney Rutberg, Ten cents on the dollar, or, The bankruptcy game, page 11
Forms of warehouseful
| plural | warehousefuls |
|---|---|
| plural | warehousesful |
Origin of warehouseful
From warehouse + -ful.
Questions about warehouseful
- What does warehouseful mean?
- Warehouseful means as much as a warehouse can hold.
- What part of speech is warehouseful?
- Warehouseful is a noun.
- What is the plural of warehouseful?
- The plural of warehouseful is warehousefuls.
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