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Styful means Enough to fill a sty..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Enough to fill a sty..
a styful of pigs
Not So Many Styfuls Stifled, but More Specific Gravity Per Hog.
In countries where pigs were revered, models of them were frequently buried in tombs: archaeologists have unearthed magnificent ancient Chinese grave objects, including whole stiesful of model pigs, especially from the Han period (roughly 200 years either side of the birth of Christ).
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Styful means Enough to fill a sty..
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a styful of pigs
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