Pottleful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Pottleful is a noun meaning The amount that a pottle will hold.
Meaning
The amount that a pottle will hold.
Example Sentences
He darted to the corn bin, got a great pottleful of oats, and shot into her stall.
Fil a pottleful of clean red wine and put therein the powder of Cinamon,Cloves,Ginger,Parietary, Nutmegs, Gallingale,Spikenard, Muct, Quinbilois, Grains, Sage, Mints, Rue, Calamint, Long-pepper,.
Your Christian Scientist, though inspired by an absolutely sane faith that trust in the divine life which all men share will effect unsuspected wonders of healing without the help of drugs, brings himself and his system into ridicule when he refuses a dose of castor oil to a child with a pottleful of rotten strawberries in his little belly.
Word Forms
- pottlefuls
- pottlesful
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include pottle, pottlepot, pailful, waterpotful, porringerful, pocketful.
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