pan·ful (p n f l )n. The amount that a pan can hold. |
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| Marilla was out in the orchard picking a panful of summer apples when she saw Mr. For an hour she "soaked" her head; that is, she stood over a panful of warm water and kept dipping her head in with tightly shut eyes. ) At any rate, it was a strange, three-legged thing, which supported a great panful of charcoal ashes at the top. |
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