bagful

/ˈbæɡfʊl/
noun
  1. The amount that a bag can hold.
    • He carried a bagful of groceries up the stairs.
    • She picked a bagful of apples from the orchard.
    • The children collected a bagful of seashells at the beach.
  2. A large quantity or number of something.
    • The comedian told a bagful of jokes during the show.
    • She has a bagful of ideas for the new project.
    • He earned a bagful of money from his summer job.
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