scoopful

[ skoop-foo l ]

/ ˈskup fʊl /

the amount that a scoop can hold.

Origin of scoopful

First recorded in 1715–25; scoop + -ful

See -ful.

sconcheon arch, scone, scooby doo, scoop, scoop neck, scoopful, scoosh, scoot, scoot over, scooter, scop

There were basic forensic procedures incomplete: There were drugs by the scoopful in the big brick house on Malone Road.

The Strange and Mysterious Death of Mrs. Jerry Lee Lewis |Richard Ben Cramer |January 11, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Oi won't shtay wan minit longer thin Oi've got to—not av Oi c'n shovel out pure gold be th' scoopful!

Connie Morgan in Alaska |James B. Hendryx
A scoopful of the inky liquid could be flung so as to spoil the polish on boots, or sent its splashes over apparel still higher.

The Free Lances |Mayne Reid
What effect has the fire upon a scoopful of coal when it is placed in the fire-box?

The Traveling Engineers' Association |Anonymous

Cap'n Mike waited until a scoopful of menhaden had passed overhead then led the way down the pier.

Smugglers' Reef |John Blaine