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Pocketful   /pˈɑkətfˌʊl/   Listen
Pocketful

noun
(pl. pocketfuls)
1.
The quantity a pocket will hold.






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"Pocketful" Quotes from Famous Books



... confessions, promises and inquiries. He said, as we made our painful way down the single street of Rovigo, "My dear friend, you and I have both failed in our enterprise, and for much the same reason; but really you must be a novice at the trade if you expect to get a free lodging with a pocketful of gold about you. Confess that my invention of your wager was as happy as it was apt. Done in a flash—on the wings of the moment as they spread for a flight—but that is my way—I am like that. The lodging of my key, however, was a folly of a sort I am never likely ...
— The Fool Errant • Maurice Hewlett

... along the coast, at Golfe-Juan, where the road turns in to Vallauris, we climbed down from the cart, brushed much dust from our clothes, and started home along the coast road to Cannes. Joseph-Marie waved his empty sleeve in farewell, happy in our promise to look him up some day in Vallauris with a pocketful ...
— Riviera Towns • Herbert Adams Gibbons



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