bagful
bagful
Definition
bag·ful (bag′fo̵ol′)
noun pl. -·fuls′
- the amount that a bag will hold
- a large amount
bagful
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- goal: Balmy Army suffered an 11-7 defeat at the hands of Team Vinyl for whom Gary Ross helped himself to a bagful of goals.
- goody: The winning school received a trophy and a replica World Cup football while the 6 winning team members got a bagful of goodies.
Converse of object
- have: Up front the three forward worked tirelessly and with more precision in front of goal could have had a bagful.
- score: The impressive Shuker should have scored in the first half and Tranmere could have scored a bagful.
- get: Do 1 row in middle; get a bagful.
Adjective modifier
- whole: I'll teach you a method of working that's much more valuable than a whole bagful of expensive gear.
