fistful in Latin
fistful in Latin is pugillum — fistful means the amount of something that fits in one closed hand.
fistful in Latin
pugillum
The amount that can be held in a closed fist.
What does "fistful" mean?
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noun The amount of something that fits in one closed hand.
"He grabbed a fistful of sand and let it run through his fingers."
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noun A small quantity of something.
"Only a fistful of supporters showed up to the rally."
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fistful in a sentence
- He grabbed a fistful of sand and let it run through his fingers.
- She handed over a fistful of coins.
- Only a fistful of supporters showed up to the rally.
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What is "fistful" in Latin?
"fistful" in Latin is pugillum. fistful means: The amount of something that fits in one closed hand.
How do you use "fistful" in a sentence?
Example: "He grabbed a fistful of sand and let it run through his fingers." In Latin, "fistful" is pugillum.
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