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sackful

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Sack´ful
n.1.As much as a sack will hold.
a.1.Bent on plunder.
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Noun1.sackful - the quantity contained in a sack
sack
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold
Translations
sackful [ˈsækfʊl] N → saco m, contenido m de un saco
sackful [ˈsækfʊl] n
a sackful of → un plein sac de, un sac de
sackful
n → Sack m; two sackfuls of potatoes → zwei Sack Kartoffeln
sackful [ˈsækˌfʊl] n → sacco (pieno)
sackful [ˈsækˌfʊl] n → sacco (pieno)


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