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Dishful   Listen
noun
Dishful  n.  (pl. dishfuls)  As much as a dish holds when full.






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"Dishful" Quotes from Famous Books



... she opened the pantry-door, and showed him a nice dishful she'd been a savin' up. Wal, the very next day the parson's hen-turkey was found killed up to old Jim Scroggs's barn. Folks said Scroggs killed it; though Scroggs, he stood to it he didn't: at any rate, the Scroggses, they made a meal on't; and Huldy, she felt ...
— Oldtown Fireside Stories • Harriet Beecher Stowe



Words linked to "Dishful" :   dish, containerful



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