Passel
noun
A considerable number or amount; a large group.
There was a passel of kids playing in the park.

Usage tips
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passel of trouble,passel of kids,passel of options
noun
A considerable number or amount; a large group.
There was a passel of kids playing in the park.

Usage tips
Neutral
passel of trouble,passel of kids,passel of options
Definition 1 of 1

Contextual Use
In casual conversation, 'passel' can emphasize the extent of a situation or group.
I often say there are a passel of great restaurants in this area.
Colloquial Tone
When speaking informally, 'passel' adds a friendly, informal touch to your speech.
She brought a passel of cookies to the party.
Nuanced Meaning
Understanding the informal nature of 'passel' can help in using it appropriately in everyday speech.
Instead of saying 'a lot of', try using 'a passel of'.
Contextual Use
In casual conversation, 'passel' can emphasize the extent of a situation or group.
I often say there are a passel of great restaurants in this area.
Colloquial Tone
When speaking informally, 'passel' adds a friendly, informal touch to your speech.
She brought a passel of cookies to the party.
Nuanced Meaning
Understanding the informal nature of 'passel' can help in using it appropriately in everyday speech.
Instead of saying 'a lot of', try using 'a passel of'.
Contextual Use
In casual conversation, 'passel' can emphasize the extent of a situation or group.
I often say there are a passel of great restaurants in this area.
Colloquial Tone
When speaking informally, 'passel' adds a friendly, informal touch to your speech.
She brought a passel of cookies to the party.
Nuanced Meaning
Understanding the informal nature of 'passel' can help in using it appropriately in everyday speech.
Instead of saying 'a lot of', try using 'a passel of'.
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