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glassful

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glass·ful  (glsfl)
n.
The quantity that a glass can hold.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.glassful - the quantity a glass will hold
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold
Translations
glassful [ˈglɑːsfʊl] Nvaso m; [of wine, sherry, champagne] → copa f
glassful [ˈglɑːsfʊl] nbicchiere m (pieno)
glassful [ˈglɑːsfʊl] nbicchiere m (pieno)


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"Here, set it here," he added angrily, and promptly seizing the vodka, he poured out a glassful and drank it greedily.
Mr Squeers treated himself to a stiff tumbler of brandy and water, made on the liberal half-and-half principle, allowing for the dissolution of the sugar; and his amiable helpmate mixed Nicholas the ghost of a small glassful of the same compound.
, to give him strength, and bathed his dried lips in a glassful of the wine he loved the best - that old Anjou wine mentioned by Porthos in his admirable will.
 
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