lockful
/ˈlɒkfʊl/noun
As much water as will fill a canal or river lock.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Smeaton (1724–1792), civil engineer. From lock + -ful.
- deshi
- desi
- De Sica, Vittorio
- desiccant
- desiccate
- desiccation
- desiccative
- desiccator
- desiderate
- desiderative
- desideratum
- design
- designable
- design and build
- design argument
- mirror lens
- mirror-like
- mirror lock-up
- mirror machine
- mirror nucleus
- mirror nuclide
- mirror painting
- mirror phase
- mirror picture
- mirror plate