sackfuls

Many bags' worth

Sackfuls is the plural of sackful—the amount a sack can hold.

Like other container-based measurements, it often indicates a large but imprecise quantity: They hauled away sackfuls of garbage.

The alternative plural sacks full emphasizes individual sacks rather than total volume.

quantities

bushels

Dry volume units

basketfuls · bucketfuls · bagfuls · boxfuls · cartfuls · truckloads · wagonloads · bundles · bales · barrels

abundance

plenty

Sufficient quantity, and then some

loads · piles · masses · tons · oodles · gobs · scads · reams · stacks · mounds

cargo

freight

Goods being transported

lading · delivery · goods · merchandise · payload · contents · load · baggage · luggage · parcels

harvest

crop

Cultivated agricultural plants

fruits · potatoes · apples · corn · wheat · rice · beans · nuts · picking · gathering

storage

barn

Agricultural storage structure

  • warehouseBulk goods storage building
  • granaryBuilding for storing cereals
  • siloAgricultural storage tower

pantry · cellar · storehouse · depot · stockroom · larder · bins · containers · hoarding · stockpile

Opposites
quantity/amount

sackfulstrace

Minute remnant or pursue

smidgen · pinch · nothing · none · dab

measurement precision

sackfulsgram

Metric mass unit

milligram · ounce · milliliter · teaspoon · tablespoon

precision

sackfulsliters

Fluid capacity units

grams · ounces · milliliters · cubic centimeters

Family

sackful

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G