Meaning of ringful | Babel Free

Definitions

The amount that fills or makes up a ring.

Examples

“A very good opening was made with a class of ten aged bulls and they made quite an imposing "ringful."”

“I saw⟳ a whole ringful of black clouds and this little ray of sunshine just couldn't penetrate them.”

“He looked at the round-shouldered, almost humpbacked figure⟳ of this unpleasantly quiet man whose mysteriously growing talent could have⟳ been checked only by a ringful of poison in a glass of wine— this all-comprehending man with whom he had never yet had a chance to have⟳ the good talk⟳ he dreamt of having some day and in whose presence he, writhing, burning and hopelessly summoning his own⟳ poems to come⟳ to his aid, felt himself a mere contemporary.”

“And he thrusts a ringful of dangling strips of leather into the cab.”

“Bolton, an industrial town in the north-west sector of Greater Manchester's built-up sprawl, has long been identified with unglamorous grit; it is the home of Fred Dibnah, television's steeplejack, of a ringful of professional wrestlers, and the setting for Bill Naughton's treatment of working-class patriarchalism.”

“Another had jumped Don, who wrapped the leather strap around his hand and hit the biker in the face⟳ with his ringful of keys.”

“Time ticked by agonizingly, and he would have⟳ traded an entire ringful of dilithium crystals for one good laser solderer.”

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