Boardful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Boardful is a noun meaning An amount that fills a board.
Meaning
An amount that fills a board.
Example Sentences
After all, boardfuls of clues are created long in advance and chosen at random with no knowledge of players.
But as systems designers master the use of computer- aided engineering and move toward silicon compilation, they will increasingly reduce those boardsful of logic to single VLSI chips.
A pattern is usually quickly established in which the professor repeatedly fills the blackboard with equations, copying from handwritten notes, while the students try to copy each boardful into their own notes before it is erased to make room for the next.
Word Forms
- boardfuls
- boardsful
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include floorful, chairful, boxful, boatful, bucketful, busful.
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