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[ UK /bˈɑːskɪtfə‍l/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quantity contained in a basket

How To Use basketful In A Sentence

  • When we gather it grain by grain, we soon have a basketful.
  • But the 38-year-old house husband proved he has an eye for a bargain by claiming a basketful of prizes worth thousands of pounds.
  • So when they're due, I buy a basketful to do me until the next time they're reduced. What Items Do You Stock Up On? | Lifehacker Australia
  • If you heft the egg afterward it's as light as feather, and not very filling when you're hungry; but a basketful of them would make quite a show and would bamboozle the unwary.
  • there was a basketful of ironing to do
  • A basketful of fruit is delivered to the centre every week.
  • So of course they provided a whole basketful of them.
  • Worst of all was a basketful of designer gear, delicate fabrics and complicated creases.
  • Michaelmas had come, with its fragrant basketfuls of purple damsons, and its paler purple daisies’.
  • I don't see that it is at all necessary," Mrs. Mason had answered; "but if you think so, we could send her down a hamper of apples, -- that is, a basketful. Orley Farm
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