Meaning of stringful | Babel Free

Definitions

A set of objects tied to a string.

Examples

“a stringful of fish⟳”

“Fish⟳ are begining^([sic]) to bite⟳, we noticed several nice stringsful this week.”

“So roach were taken by the stringsful.”

“Dragging stringsful of tasty fish⟳ out of the ponds kept the neighborhood kids occupied for about nine weeks, but conservation officials felt it only fair to put⟳ the fish⟳ back in a less muddy environment.”

“We have⟳ caught many fine stringsful in that manner.”

“That Roosevelt bridge fishing is getting back to its strong normal again: they’re bringing ’em by in by stringsful . . . . .”

“In Florida the people catch⟳ fish⟳, not just stringsful, but big tubs full.”

“A. B. Cooper said quite a few fine catches had come⟳ by the Sportsman’s Drive-In with Monroe Romans and O. M. Prince having whopping stringsful.”

“FOUR BIG — catches of bream have⟳ been reported by these champion fishermen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rushing who have⟳ stacked up big stringsful of fish⟳ at Bussey for the past week.”

“It would be better not to try⟳ to compete⟳ with Rose and her gala stringsful of bright colour.”

“We saw⟳: —Donkeys laden with large men (bare feet scraping the road), baled grass (donkey’s dinner), stringsfuls of children, ground crops burlap-bagged for market.”

“Clumps of kids clamor to compete⟳ at practically all the booths fashioned from stacked Prairie Farms bottle carriers and stringsful of balloons.”

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