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Purseful

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Purse´ful
n.1.All that is, or can be, contained in a purse; enough to fill a purse.
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I was really supposed to be granddaughter-minding, but once I'd introduced her to the plastic RSPCA moneybox dog and she'd fed it my purseful of small change, the two of them struck up a lengthy private conversation in a language only understood by four year-old actresses and pretend dogs.
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The poor blighter's reward for being caught and sentenced to death was a purseful of money.
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And the Spellings are spending a silk purseful of dollars to prove that the builders made a complete pig's ear of it.
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