Sackful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SACKFUL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• as much as a sack can hold
• the quantity of something held by a sack
• As much as a sack will hold.
• the quantity contained in a sack
ADJECTIVE:
• Bent on plunder.

Words related to SACKFUL

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How to use SACKFUL in a sentence

• These girls arrive in troops from their native villages among the hills, carrying on their heads a sackful of the flour of dried beans and a lesser quantity of dried chestnuts.
• What will you give me for the sackful? Your wife would then have a great deal of property.
• Encumbered as he was with a double armful of girl and a fairly heavy sackful of papers he yet made good time to the corner of the nearest corral.
• This is not one of the celebrated caves in the department, consequently the visitor with thoughts fixed on bones may carry away a sackful if he has the patience to grub for them.
• She went in and bought a sackful, and wandered on down the street, munching.
• He was so fastidious and prim about his place that a boy would go to a good deal of trouble to throw a dead cat into his back yard, or to dump a sackful of tin cans in his alley.
• I had never heard the postmaster say anything but “Only papers, to-day,” or, “I’ve got a sackful of mail for ye,” until this afternoon.
• In a war with the Turks he killed a large number with his own hands, and brought, on his shoulders, a sackful of heads, which he rolled out at the feet of his general.

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