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quiverful
/ ˈkwɪvəfʊl /
noun
- the amount that a quiver can hold
- literary.a fair number or full complement
a quiverful of children
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Perhaps the coins were given by the quiverful; that a quiver of arrows was given is not expressed.
This slouching, tawdry down-at-heel arrow was no doubt one of that gentleman's quiverful.
And then the guests came in shoals: Mr. and Mrs. Quiverful and their three grown daughters.
I am quite prepared to take upon myself the blame of first suggesting Mr. Quiverful's name.
The bishop answered with some warmth that Mr. Quiverful had been promised the appointment on Mr. Slope's advice.
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