sackful in a sentence
n.
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Definition
SACKFUL (noun): A quantity of items that can be contained in a sack, often referring to a large amount of produce or goods.
Crossword clues for sackful
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "sackful".
- A large quantity carried in a bag.
- Full bag of goods or produce.
- Amount of items held in a sack.
- Bag filled to capacity with items.
- Collection of items in a large sack.
Sackful sentence examples
- She arrived at the market with a sackful of fresh vegetables.
- After the harvest, they celebrated with a sackful of ripe apples.
- The children giggled as they dragged a sackful of candy from the store.
- He collected a sackful of leaves to use for his compost pile.
- In the attic, they found a sackful of forgotten toys from their childhood.
- The gardener brought a sackful of fresh tomatoes to the market.
- After the storm, the children collected a sackful of fallen leaves for their art project.
- He was delighted to receive a sackful of homemade cookies from his grandmother.
- They filled a sackful of dog food to ensure their pets had enough for the week.
- During the harvest festival, we managed to gather a sackful of apples from the orchard.