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thimbleful

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thim·ble·ful  (thmbl-fl)
n.
1. A very small quantity.
2. The amount that a thimble can hold.
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Noun1.thimblefulthimbleful - as much as a thimble will hold
thimble
containerful - the quantity that a container will hold


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Yet a thimbleful, taken straight, only a thimbleful, wouldn't be much, and might help to pull him together.
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You don't catch me tasting rum so much, but just a thimbleful for luck, of course, the first chance I have.
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You shall have - well, a thimbleful of the brandy and go to bed.
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