passel (Meaning)

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passel (n)

(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent

No weak antonyms found.

The rancher herded a passel of cattle across the vast pasture.
A passel of tourists descended upon the quaint seaside town.
We were gifted with a passel of fresh vegetables from the farmer's market.
The siblings played with a passel of toys, laughing and giggling together.
The dog barked at the passel of squirrels chasing each other in the backyard.
The teacher welcomed a passel of eager new students into her classroom.
A passel of kittens snuggled together on the couch, purring contentedly.
The campers packed a passel of supplies into their backpacks for their wilderness trek.
The politician addressed a passel of reporters eager for his latest statement.
The baker sold a passel of freshly baked loaves of bread to the hungry customers.

(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent

group, grouping,batch, collection, constellation, lot, bunch, cluster, array, assemblage

item, entity, entity, item, unit,unit, single,single,

The rancher herded a passel of cattle across the vast pasture.

A passel of tourists descended upon the quaint seaside town.

We were gifted with a passel of fresh vegetables from the farmer's market.

The siblings played with a passel of toys, laughing and giggling together.