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lapful

NOUN
  1. the quantity that can be held in the lap

How To Use lapful In A Sentence

  • Margat went out and gathered a lapful of pipsissewa to make tea, of which Corney was encouraged to drink copiously. Animal Heroes
  • A young man, 24, with tousled, straight brown hair, crystal blue eyes looked up from his lapful of ropes.
  • As soon as I sit down anywhere within a dozen yards of a cat, I wind up with a lapful of purring feline. I hate cats
  • They unmistakably were grandkids, lapfuls of wedge-faced wolfling kits, looking as human as all get-out. Dancing with Werewolves
  • I'm sitting here with you watching you play with a lapful of stolen diamonds worth millions. WHO KILLED TIFFANY JONES?
  • On no account open the doors or wind down the windows if someone requests that you do so, or you will end up with a lapful of water.
  • I and my lapful of spilled breakfast blueberries curse you. Actual Fan Email, Actual Response.
  • I considered catching a lapful of glass, as a shiny blue pickup parked in the adjoining space. Burned
  • Much of the problem is Yasu, goofily portrayed, doesn't have too much characterization supporting him, so there isn't as much empathy for the character when he gets a lapful of earthworms.
  • Else your myopic Irish Goodbye may get you a lapful of Irish Coffee, at least from karma. Tom Miller: The Relative Merits of the Irish Goodbye
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