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1. (n.) spoonful
as much as a spoon can hold.
2. spoonful
a small quantity.
Etymology: (1250–1300)
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| Definition of 'spoonful' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) spoon, spoonful
as much as a spoon will hold
"he added two spoons of sugar"
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| Definition of 'spoonful' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) spoonful
the quantity which a spoon contains, or is able to contain; as, a teaspoonful; a tablespoonful
2. (noun) spoonful
hence, a small quantity
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Sense: the amount held by a spoon
three spoonfuls of sugar.
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 Afrikaans: lepel vol |
 Arabic: مِقْدار مِلْعَقَه |
 Bulgarian: лъжица (количество) |
 Brazilian: colherada |
 Czech: lžíce |
 German: der Löffelvoll |
 Danish: skefuld |
 Greek: κουταλιά |
 Spanish: cucharada |
 Estonian: lusikatäis |
 Finnish: lusikallinen |
 French: cuillerée |
 Hebrew: מְלוא הַכַּף |
 Hindi: चम्मच-भर |
 Croatian: žlica, količina koja stan |
 Hungarian: kanálnyi |
 Indonesian: sesendok |
 Icelandic: matskeið |
 Italian: cucchiaiata, cucchiaio |
 Japanese: スプーン一杯 |
 Korean: 한숟갈 |
 Lithuanian: šaukštas |
 Latvian: pilna karote; karotes sat |
 Malay: sudu |
 Dutch: lepel |
 Norwegian: skje |
 Polish: łyżka |
 Portuguese: colherada |
 Romanian: conţinutul unei linguri |
 Russian: (полная) ложка |
 Slovak: lyžica |
 Slovenian: polnažlica |
 Serbian: puna kašika |
 Thai: ปริมาณเต็มช้อน |
 Turkish: bir kaşık dolusu |
 Taiwanese: 一湯匙的量 |
 Ukrainian: повна ложка |
 Urdu: چمچہ بھر مقدار |
 Vietnamese: thìa |
 Chinese: 一匙的量 |
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