cartonful
What fills one
A cartonful is the amount that fills a carton—a cardboard box or container.
The word typically describes quantities of eggs, milk, cigarettes, or other goods sold in cartons: She bought a cartonful of eggs for the bake sale.
Plural: cartonfuls or cartonsful.
Quantity filling a vessel
- crateContainer for transport
- caseContainer or instance
- packageWrapped item for delivery
- loadCarried weight or burden
batch · shipment · supply · stock · amount · volume · contents · capacity
Commercial products offered
- goodsThings for sale
- freightGoods being transported
- warehouseBulk goods storage building
- distributionAllocation across recipients
pallets · logistics · inventory · wholesale · retail · packaging · fulfillment · order
Reproductive cells in shells
- milkMammalian nursing fluid
- juiceExtracted fruit liquid
- cerealProcessed grain for breakfast
- yogurtFermented milk product
cream · butter · produce · fruit · vegetables · frozen goods · beverages · dairy
Things you possess
- possessionsThings one owns
- household itemsObjects used domestically
- packingPutting items in containers
- boxesSix-sided containers
tape · relocation · storage · unpacking · labeled · stacked · fragile · loading
containerful
Quantity filling a vessel
load · batch · shipment · supply · stock · amount · volume · contents · capacity · measure
merchandise
Commercial products offered
distribution · pallets · logistics · inventory · wholesale · retail · packaging · fulfillment · order · delivery
eggs
Reproductive cells in shells
yogurt · cream · butter · produce · fruit · vegetables · frozen goods · beverages · dairy · provisions
belongings
Things you possess
- possessionsThings one owns
- household itemsObjects used domestically
- packingPutting items in containers
boxes · tape · relocation · storage · unpacking · labeled · stacked · fragile · loading · truck
cartonfulcrateful
One container's contents
truckload · shipload · warehouseful · containerful · handful