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Barrowful

Definition

A barrowful refers to the quantity of something that a barrow can hold. A barrow is a type of handcart or a wheelbarrow used for carrying heavy loads.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1: Quantity of Objects

When used in this sense, barrowful represents the amount of objects or material that can be transported using a barrow. It typically refers to a relatively large quantity.

Example Sentence 1: The gardener brought his barrowful of soil to fill the plant pots.

Example Sentence 2: She carried a barrowful of bricks to the construction site.

Sense 2: Local Term

In some regions, barrowful is used as a colloquial term to describe a local tradition or event that takes place involving a barrow. It can be a parade, festival, or any gathering where a barrow is prominently featured.

Example Sentence 1: The annual barrowful in our small town attracts visitors from neighboring cities.

Example Sentence 2: We're looking forward to the barrowful celebrations next weekend.

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