trunkfuls (Meaning)

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trunkfuls (pl.)

of Trunkful

The attic was filled to the brim with trunkfuls of forgotten memories.
The travelers packed trunkfuls of essential supplies for their arduous journey.
The antique collector acquired trunkfuls of priceless treasures at the estate sale.
The attic held trunkfuls of grandmother's old letters, each one a glimpse into a bygone era.
The orphanage needed trunkfuls of donations to clothe and feed the children.
The emigrants packed trunkfuls of their belongings, eager to start anew in a distant land.
The archaeologists excavated trunkfuls of ancient artifacts from the ruins.
The explorers returned with trunkfuls of specimens from their expedition to the uncharted wilderness.
The circus performers carried trunkfuls of costumes and props for their elaborate shows.
The attic was a treasure trove of family heirlooms, packed in trunkfuls and waiting to be rediscovered.

of Trunkful

box, locker,bin, chest, case, casket, caddy,crate, compartment, footlocker

No antonyms found.

The attic was filled to the brim with trunkfuls of forgotten memories.

The travelers packed trunkfuls of essential supplies for their arduous journey.

The antique collector acquired trunkfuls of priceless treasures at the estate sale.

The attic held trunkfuls of grandmother's old letters, each one a glimpse into a bygone era.