| 释义 |
walletful|ˈwɒlɪtfʊl|
Also wallet-full.
[f. wallet + -ful.]
As much as a wallet (sense 3 a) will hold.
1909in Webster. 1966Guardian 9 Dec. 8/6 He has a walletful of notes. 1968L. Durrell Tunc ii. 48 ‘I began to carry around a wallet-full of children... Look.’ He tipped out of a wallet a series of grotesque pictures of nude children. |