mittenful
ˈmɪt.ən.fʊl
mittensful
Definition

Definition of mittenful - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

clothingRarehandful covered by a mittenRare
  • He grabbed a mittenful of candy from the jar.
  • She held a mittenful of snow, ready to throw.
  • A mittenful of berries was all she needed for the recipe.
handful
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Origin of mittenful

Old English, mitten (glove) + full (full)

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  1. French:poignée dans une moufle, ...
  2. German:Handschuhvoll, ...
  3. Italian:manciata coperta da un guanto, ...
  4. Spanish:manojo cubierto por un guante, ...
  5. Portuguese:punhado com luva, ...
  6. Chinese:一只手套能盛的一把, ...
  7. Japanese:ミトンいっぱいの一握り, ...
  8. Arabic:حَفْنَة قُفَّاز, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְלוֹא כַּפָּה לְלֹא אֶצְבָּעוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:варежка конфет, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повна рукавиця, ...
  12. Hindi:मिट्टन में मुट्ठी भर, ...

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