Glassful

usgb/ˈɡlæsfʊl/
noun

The amount of a liquid that a glass can hold.

He drank a glassful of water.
Visual representation of "glassful" - The amount of a liquid that a glass can hold

Often appears as...

  • glassful of water
  • glassful of wine
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Visual representation of "glassful"
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Quantity Specific

Use 'glassful' to describe exact amounts, suggesting you have a whole glass of something.

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She served each guest a glassful of lemonade.
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Not for Solids

Remember, 'glassful' is only for liquids. Don't use it for solids or powders.

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He mistakenly asked for a glassful of rice.
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Whole Container

'Glassful' implies the glass container is filled to the top, not partially full.

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He needed a glassful of juice to quench his thirst.
Visual representation of the word "Glassful"

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