shopful

[ shop-foo l ]
/ ˈʃɒp fʊl /

noun, plural shop·fuls.

the contents of a shop.
a quantity sufficient to fill a shop.

Origin of shopful

First recorded in 1630–40; shop + -ful

usage note for shopful

See -ful.

Words nearby shopful

shopaholic, shopbot, shopcraft, shope, shopfitter, shopful, shopgirl, shophar, shopkeeper, shoplift, shoplifter

Example sentences from the Web for shopful

  • He swore that he could make a song about Sal Mackay that would be worth a shopful of such "tripe."

    Cleg Kelly, Arab of the City |S. R. (Samuel Rutherford) Crockett

  • If a cannon had been fired close to her ear, or a shopful of glass had been broken, she could not have been more alarmed.

    The Animal Story Book |Various

  • Here she sat, in the little enclosure of this upper room above a shopful of strange Delikatessen, securely adrift.

    Pointed Roofs |Dorothy Richardson

  • Nor did she mean to voice her wishes before a shopful of people who might consider them ambiguous.

    The Wrong Twin |Harry Leon Wilson