pocketful in Irish
pocketful in Irish is lán póca — pocketful means as much as a pocket can hold.
pocketful in Irish
lán póca
The amount that a pocket would hold.
What does "pocketful" mean?
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noun As much as a pocket can hold.
"The kids came home with a pocketful of seashells."
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noun A small or modest amount, used loosely.
"He had barely a pocketful of coins left after the trip."
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pocketful in a sentence
- The kids came home with a pocketful of seashells.
- He had barely a pocketful of coins left after the trip.
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What is "pocketful" in Irish?
"pocketful" in Irish is lán póca. pocketful means: As much as a pocket can hold.
How do you use "pocketful" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids came home with a pocketful of seashells." In Irish, "pocketful" is lán póca.
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