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spadeful

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Spade´ful    (spād´f
n.1.As much as a spade will hold or lift.
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Noun1.spadeful - the quantity a shovel can hold
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold
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spadeful [ˈspeɪdfʊl] Npala f
by the spadeful (fig) → en grandes cantidades
spadeful
n a spadeful of earthein Spaten mor eine Schaufel (voll) Erde; by the spadefulspaten- or schaufelweise
spadeful [ˈspeɪdfʊl] nvangata


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The traditional method of fertilizing was to use only horse dung and to empty a spadeful into a hole between every four vines, doing it in rotation so that each vine benefited from fertilizer once every three years.
Great ideas and gardening know-how will be on offer by the spadeful at this year's TEES VALLEY GARDEN SHOW, which runs from tomorrow until Monday at Stockton's Preston Park.
The start of the building work will be marked by the removal of a ceremonial first spadeful of earth by the young people involved in the project.
 
 
 
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