bowlful









bowlful


bowlful [bohl-foo l] ExamplesWord Origin noun, plural bowl·fuls.

  1. as much as a bowl can hold: He ate two bowlfuls of soup.

Origin of bowlful First recorded in 1605–15; bowl1 + -ful Examples from the Web for bowlful Contemporary Examples of bowlful

  • The baby was naturally attracted to the bowlful of gold and jewels, but an angel intervened and pushed his hand to the other bowl.

    Jon Stewart and ‘Meet The Press’ Would Have Been One Unhappy Marriage

    Lloyd Grove

    October 9, 2014

  • Historical Examples of bowlful

  • When he got back he offered it to his wife, who treated it as she had done the first bowlful.

    The Crimson Fairy Book

    Various

  • That was now done, and he had that day borrowed a bowlful from a neighbour.

    Our Journey to the Hebrides

    Joseph Pennell and Elizabeth Robins Pennell

  • A house full and a hole full, but you can’t catch a bowlful.’

    Six Little Bunkers at Grandpa Ford’s

    Laura Lee Hope

  • He poured out a bowlful for himself and another for his companion.

    Young Folks Treasury, Volume 2 (of 12)

    Various

  • And Owain took the bowl, and threw a bowlful of water upon the slab.

    The Mabinogion

    Lady Charlotte Guest

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