"Handfull" example sentences

hand·ful

noun

handful (noun) · handfuls (plural noun)

- a quantity that fills the hand:

- a small number or amount:

- a person who is very difficult to deal with or control:

Synonyms

several, some, few, sprinkling, dusting, smattering, smatter, nuisance, problem, bother, irritant, bugbear, pest, headache, pain, blister, nudnik, nark, blessing

"Handfull" Example Sentences

1. He had a handfull of coins in his pocket.
2. She grabbed a handfull of popcorn from the bowl.
3. The child reached for a handfull of candy.
4. I took a handfull of nuts from the jar.
5. He scooped a handfull of dirt from the ground.
6. She filled her handfull of water from the stream.
7. He picked up a handfull of pebbles from the beach.
8. She carried a handfull of books to the library.
9. He grabbed a handfull of straw from the barn.
10. We gathered a handfull of leaves from the garden.
11. She filled her handfull of paintbrushes from the art store.
12. He scooped a handfull of flour from the bag.
13. We took a handfull of feathers from the bird's nest.
14. She collected a handfull of shells from the shore.
15. He filled his handfull of coins from his piggy bank.
16. She grabbed a handfull of straws from the counter.
17. He scooped a handfull of sugar from the jar.
18. We gathered a handfull of berries from the bush.
19. She filled her handfull of paper from the drawer.
20. He grabbed a handfull of popcorn from the box.