boodle in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2
Definition
Boodle (noun): a large quantity or amount of something, often used informally to refer to money or treats.
Crossword clues for boodle
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "boodle".
- A large stash of cash or valuables.
- An abundance of goodies or treats.
- A big pile of money, informally.
- A generous amount of something desirable.
- A large collection of items or cash.
Boodle sentence examples
- She won a boodle of cash in the lottery.
- The children collected a boodle of candy on Halloween night.
- He had a boodle of ideas for improving the project.
- After the sale, the store was left with a boodle of unsold merchandise.
- The artist amassed a boodle of paintings over the years.
- They found a boodle of treasure hidden in the old barn.
- Her generous donations amounted to a boodle of goodwill in the community.
- The festival attracted a boodle of visitors from all over the region.
- With a boodle of enthusiasm, the team tackled the new challenge.
- They celebrated their victory with a boodle of laughter and joy.