chestfuls

Trunk loads full

Chestfuls is the plural of chestful—as much as a chest can hold.

A chest here is typically a storage container like a trunk or treasure chest: They discovered three chestfuls of gold coins.

Less commonly, it refers to the capacity of the human chest: He took several deep chestfuls of mountain air.

capacity

brimming

Full to the top

crammed · laden · bulging · packed · filled · loaded · bursting · spilling · piled · stacked

abundance

plenty

Sufficient quantity, and then some

  • bountyReward for capture
  • wealthAbundance of valuable resources
  • richesAbundant valuable possessions

profusion · cornucopia · heaps · loads · masses · piles · quantities · amounts · stacks · mounds

treasure

gold

Element seventy-nine

  • jewelsOrnamental precious stones
  • gemsCut precious stones
  • coinsMetal money units

doubloons · pirate · booty · hoard · loot · plunder · riches · silver · diamonds · rubies

containers

trunks

Storage chests or swimwear

strongboxes · lockers · drawers · caskets · hoppers · bins · storage · compartments · receptacles · safes

keepsakes

mementos

Objects kept for remembrance

trinkets · souvenirs · memorabilia · linens · quilts · blankets · fabrics · belongings · possessions · antiques

Opposites
quantity/volume

chestfulspinches

Tiny measured quantities

handfuls · dabs · smidgens · drops · morsels

Family

chestful

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G