Basketfuls
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basketfuls — bas·ket·ful || bÉ‘ËskɪtfÊŠl n. as much as a basket can hold, contents of a basket … English contemporary dictionary
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Basketful — Bas ket*ful, n.; pl. {Basketfuls}. As much as a basket will contain. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
basketful — noun (plural basketfuls; also basketsful) Date: 14th century as much or as many as a basket will hold; also a considerable quantity … New Collegiate Dictionary
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