pailful (Meaning)
Wordnet
pailful (n)
the quantity contained in a pail
Webster
pailful (n.)
The quantity that a pail will hold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pailful
pailful Sentence Examples
- The farmer carried a pailful of water to his thirsty livestock.
- The child accidentally spilled a pailful of milk on the floor.
- The janitor mopped up a pailful of soapy water from the hallway.
- The gardener filled a pailful of soil to plant new flowers.
- The construction worker poured a pailful of cement into the hole.
- The artist mixed a pailful of paint to create a vibrant masterpiece.
- The fisherman caught a pailful of fish in his net.
- The volunteer distributed a pailful of food to the homeless.
- The firefighters extinguished the blaze with several pailfuls of water.
- The camper collected a pailful of berries during her hike through the forest.
FAQs About the word pailful
the quantity contained in a pailThe quantity that a pail will hold.
bucket,jug, kettle, receptacle, tub, jar, cauldron, canteen,pitcher, flagon
No antonyms found.
The farmer carried a pailful of water to his thirsty livestock.
The child accidentally spilled a pailful of milk on the floor.
The janitor mopped up a pailful of soapy water from the hallway.
The gardener filled a pailful of soil to plant new flowers.
