Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun As much as a tray will hold.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun As much as a tray will hold; enough to fill a tray.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun As much as a
tray will hold.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Desserts should be simple, have guests bring cookies or brownies, or pick up a trayful at your local market.
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Fill your bathroom sink one-third full of cold water and add a trayful of ice cubes.
Best in Beauty Riku Campo 2010
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Desserts should be simple, have guests bring cookies or brownies, or pick up a trayful at your local market.
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He looked down at the trayful of beer and oatmeal, at his own virtually transparent hands.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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He looked down at the trayful of beer and oatmeal, at his own virtually transparent hands.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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Susan, you don't just have a full plate, you have a trayful!
Assistance, Assorted Susan Palwick 2009
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He looked down at the trayful of beer and oatmeal, at his own virtually transparent hands.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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He looked down at the trayful of beer and oatmeal, at his own virtually transparent hands.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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He looked down at the trayful of beer and oatmeal, at his own virtually transparent hands.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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I blinked, I saw: a trayful of ripe naseberries, nesting.
slayground: Poetry Friday: A Nest Full of Stars Little Willow 2006
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