pocketful
/ˈpɑkɪtˌfʊl/
noun
- The amount that a pocket can hold; a small quantity of something.
- She found a pocketful of seashells on the beach and kept them as souvenirs.
- The farmer gave the children a pocketful of ripe cherries from his tree.
- He carried a pocketful of coins to buy snacks from the vending machine.
- A large amount of something, especially money (often used figuratively).
- The tech startup earned a pocketful of money from its new app.
- She saved a pocketful of her allowance to buy a new bicycle.
- After winning the lottery, he had a pocketful of cash and didn't know what to do with it.
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