mittful
/ˈmɪtf(ʊ)l/North American informal
noun
A handful; (more generally) a considerable or substantial amount.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950), novelist. From mitt + -ful.
- high-top fade
- high-topped
- high Tory
- high-touch
- high treason
- high-tuned
- highty-tighty
- high-up
- highveld
- high-velocity
- high-vis
- high-visibility
- high voltage
- high-wage
- high warp
- high water
- high-water mark
- highway
- highway board
- Highway Code
- highway department
- highway dog
- highway engineer
- highway maintenance
- highwayman