What does sleeveful mean?
Sleeveful means Enough to fill a sleeve..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Enough to fill a sleeve..
The pros are out strong with whole sleevesful of arguments and not a few stunts.
Whole sleevesful of sly little tricks that work figure magic . . .
He gives you a smooth long look with sleevesful of flowers, just for seasoning.
I never saw a cross, or indifferent, or bad-tempered nurse, and never left the unit without sleevesful of damp Kleenex.
Paula had a secretary, and when Conchita had used up both sleevesful of tissues, she could finish the damn filing.
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Sleeveful means Enough to fill a sleeve..
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The pros are out strong with whole sleevesful of arguments and not a few stunts.
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