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barnful

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n.1.The quantity that a barn will hold.
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Noun1.barnful - the quantity that a barn will hold
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold


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Through the family farm, God's Own Country lovingly records an increasingly marginalised way of life: the long nights of lambing and the joys of spring, "a barnful of sticky articles stumbling about the place on tidgy twig-legs".
Her husband, David, a carpenter, will be home any minute to care for the family's barnful of animals.
Instead of cozily sized, determinedly modernist paintings selected by one curator, the second act, chosen by a squadron led by now former Whitneyite Lisa Phillips, includes everything from a barnful of canvases by the AbExers short-shrifted in Part I to the last word in installation.
 
 
 
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