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closetful

[ kloz-it-fool ]
/ ˈklɒz ɪtˌfʊl /
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noun, plural clos·et·fuls.
an amount sufficient to fill a closet: a closetful of new clothes.
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Origin of closetful

closet + -ful

usage note for closetful

See -ful.

Words nearby closetful

close stitch, close-stool, closet, closet drama, closeted, closetful, close the books, close the door on, close the sale, close to home, closet queen
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How to use closetful in a sentence

  • I have just the baby boy to give them; but with that closetful of dolls, he is impossible.

    Dear Enemy|Jean Webster
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