potfuls Antonyms
Strongest:
- scruples
- mites
- aces
- streaks
- granules
- crumbs
- atoms
- flecks
- traces
- suspicions
- handfuls
- specks
- driblets
- dabs
- shadows
- scraps
- spots
- fragments
- smidgeons
- licks
- glimmers
- molecules
- sprinkles
- shades
- strains
- touches
- ounces
- shreds
- little
- dots
- drams
- grains
- tastes
- mouthfuls
- pinches
- bits
- nips
- peanuts
- sprinklings
- rays
- hints
- particles
Strong:
- shortages
- lacks
- sections
- smatters
- dashes
- pittances
- wants
- scintillas
- shots
- smidges
- handsful
- iotas
- tittles
- portions
- morsels
- jots
- drops
- smatterings
- motes
- smidgens
- modicums
- flyspecks
- nubbins
- pieces
- smidgins
- whits
Weak:
Strongest:
- stacks
- rafts
- dozen
- quantities
- piles
- chunks
- lots
- loads
- plenties
- bunches
- dozens
- deals
- tons
- hundreds
- bundles
Strong:
- truckloads
- boatloads
- multiplicities
- lashins
- wads
- quite-a-bit
- basketfuls
- pecks
- all-kinds-of-
- stores
- sheaves
- bushels
- fistfuls
- yards
- mountains
- passels
- carloads
- good-deals
- hundred
- much
- pots
- profusions
- myriads
- packs
- sights
- basketsful
- buckets
- reams
- gobs
- platefuls
- lashings
- messes
- heaps
- plentitudes
- barrels
- masses
- volumes
- plenitudes
- shiploads
- slews
- scads
- wealths
- oodles
- abundances
Weak:
- scores
- zillions
- deluges
- multitudes
- surfeits
- embarrassments
- seas
- legions
- superfluities
- presses
- flocks
- millions
- plagues
- redundancies
- excesses
- throngs
- armies
- superabundances
- floods
- thousands
- overabundances
- swarms
- rashes
- oversupplies
- million
- hosts
- plethoras
- bonanzas
- surpluses
- trillions
- mobs
- overkills
- epidemics
- hordes
- spates
- overmuch
- overages
- crushes
- crowds
- herds
- overflows
Meaning of potfuls
potfuls
a large amount, the quantity held by a pot, as much or as many as a pot will hold
potfuls Sentence Examples
- The garden was adorned with vibrant potfuls of blooming flowers.
- The chef prepared large potfuls of soup to feed the hungry crowd.
- The villagers harvested abundant potfuls of vegetables from their gardens.
- The aroma of simmering potfuls of stew wafted through the house.
- The family gathered around a potful of steaming hot chocolate on a chilly evening.
- The kitchen was filled with potfuls of freshly baked goods, tantalizing the senses.
- The attic held dusty potfuls of forgotten treasures and memories.
- The market stall displayed a variety of potfuls of exotic plants and herbs.
- The villagers celebrated the harvest with potfuls of traditional dishes.
- The archaeologists unearthed several ancient potfuls of artifacts, offering a glimpse into the past.
FAQs About the word potfuls
a large amount, the quantity held by a pot, as much or as many as a pot will hold
stacks, rafts, dozen, quantities, piles, chunks, lots,loads, plenties, bunches
scruples, mites, aces, streaks, granules, crumbs, atoms, flecks, traces, suspicions
The garden was adorned with vibrant potfuls of blooming flowers.
The chef prepared large potfuls of soup to feed the hungry crowd.
The villagers harvested abundant potfuls of vegetables from their gardens.
The aroma of simmering potfuls of stew wafted through the house.
