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yardful

yardful noun: enough to fill a yard.

Noun

yardful (plural yardfuls or yardsful)

  1. Enough to fill a yard.
    • Ten cents' worth of a certain bird seed, planted in any back yard, will grow into a yardful of marijuana.1931 September, “Muggles”, in TIME

Forms of yardful

pluralyardfuls
pluralyardsful

Origin of yardful

From yard + -ful.

Questions about yardful

What does yardful mean?
Yardful means enough to fill a yard.
What part of speech is yardful?
Yardful is a noun.
What is the plural of yardful?
The plural of yardful is yardfuls.

Words near yardful in the dictionary

  1. yarders
  2. Yardes
  3. yardfowl
  4. yardfowlism
  5. yardfowls
  6. yardful
  7. yardfuls
  8. yardgarita
  9. yardgaritas
  10. yardgoat
  11. yardgoats

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