Coatful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Coatful is a noun meaning The amount that a coat can hold.
Meaning
The amount that a coat can hold.
More Meanings
- A quantity that is contained within a coat.
- A quantity that sits on a coat.
Example Sentences
A coatful of wind is called an admiral.
And here we walk in the house with two coatfuls and armfuls of these bulbs.
A few moments like this could make the day a lot more glorious than a coatful of birds ever could.
Two Negro women were being held after a patrolman on downtown duty watched them unload coatsful of items into a parked Cadillac.
Word Forms
- coatfuls
- coatsful
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include greatcoat, railful, coat, coate, raincoat, smallcoat.
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