Handfuls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HANDFULS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HANDFUL, as much as the hand can hold
• a quantity that fills the hand
• a small number or amount
• a person or group that is very difficult to deal with or control

Words related to HANDFULS

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How to use HANDFULS in a sentence

• Next morning I had to cart all these coins into a cupboard, leaving only just a few handfuls.
• So real was the illusion that he gripped two handfuls of moss and looked about sharply, but of course saw nothing.
• Then Annie plucked such handfuls of his hair Out of his head that he was nearly bald.
• There are degrees of glory, and it is the duty of history not to distribute it too readily and as it were by handfuls.
• But he threw three or four more handfuls of them on the deck, and as they melted all the noises of the battle rang about the ship.
• Was it a shroud, or what? They pulled the linen out by handfuls.
• My wife then took out her mysterious bag, and drew from it some handfuls of grain to feed her flock.
• He suddenly ripped this open, tore out the hay in handfuls and flung it under the bedstead, then pulled out his flint and steel and set it ablaze.
• The young merchant acknowledged their compliments by throwing handfuls of money among the crowd, which caused a renewal of the dreadful clamour.
• The first thing he did, as you need hardly be told, was to sprinkle it by handfuls over the golden figure of little Marygold.
• And she stopped, and began to gather handfuls of the late ferns.
• And in this Liquor you must put, in the due time, a little quantity of Hops, about two handfuls, which must boil sufficiently in the Liquor.
• The sky was blue, the clouds were handfuls of clean cotton floating lazily.
• A fiercer contest was now brewing, no longer between two handfuls of Colonists but between the inhabitants of two great Continents.
• They pulled up big handfuls of the sweet, green grass.
• In the shelter of a boulder, a lad crouched over a fire, coaxing it with bits of paper and handfuls of dry leaves.
• At noon I ate about two handfuls of corn flakes with milk and cream but no sugar, finishing with about four ounces of bread pudding that had a little brown sugar in it.
• Alvez, doubtless to render that alcohol still sharper, had mingled with it a few handfuls of sea salt.
• They brought it handfuls of grass, and were absolutely sure that the wood or stone had eaten it when, as a matter of fact, I had carried it off without their noticing it.
• Long rose-colored, silver-frosted ribbons falling far down on the back completed the headdress, on which Alix dusted handfuls of silver powder.
• Sopo, a gambler, next appeared and tossed handfuls of coins into a blanket.
• In an instant he was down in the road and handfuls of dust began to fly among them.
• Members of this school took too little account of the tremendous difficulties faced in South Africa by small handfuls of white colonists in contact with hordes of savages.
• They brought in handfuls of field daisies, and begged to have the baby called after them.
• Midas hurried back to the palace with the pitcher of water, and the first thing he did was to sprinkle it by handfuls all over the golden figure of his little daughter.
• Some pulled him by the hair, others pinched him, some whipped his legs with their handkerchiefs, while others covered him with handfuls of dirt.

Similar words containing HANDFUL without suffix s

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