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Meanings of glassful in English
Usage of glassful in English
1
With that he threw a glassful of wine in the prince's face.
2
He grunted and poured out a glassful apiece for Felipe and me.
3
Pouring out a glassful, he thrust it into the fat, wrinkled fingers.
4
He next swallowed a large glassful of water to appease his fever.
5
A liqueur-glassful will do me all the good in the world.
6
I haven't won a finesse yet... Let me have another glassful.
7
Dissolve in hot water and add a wine-glassful of carbolic acid.
8
The prisoner shrugged his shoulders and helped himself to another glassful.
9
Sir Harry poured out another glassful and held out the decanter.
10
Dip up a glassful anywhere, and you find it full of deleterious matter.
11
Almost before she had said it Chicot had poured her out another glassful.
12
Take a glassful of Paris green mixed with some delightful henbane.
13
It proved to be claret, and he poured out a glassful for me.
14
A glassful of tears will not buy a plate of soup.
15
Jean poured out a glassful, took a sip, and offered it to Janet.
16
Anne got Marilla a glassful of her potent currant wine .
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