(Often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent.
1We ran into a passel of those, and steered clear of them.
2There were likely a passel of bedrolls and blankets on the horses.
3Some says as how it was sot by a passel o' boys.
4The wonder's that you lived through such a passel of close shaves.
5There's a particularly avid passel of costly services that specialize in expert answers.
6See if it don't open up a whole passel of doors for you.
7Had to be a reason I'd survived such a passel of narrow calls.
8It fixes a passel of bugs and adds just a few small features.
9I should leave before a passel of servants stumble upon us.
10Facing Ginny Jones and a whole passel of demonkind sounded a lot safer.
11I brought 'er a nice present, too, what I got in this passel.
12That passel of Yanks was only a scouting crowd, most like.
13I was denounced as more un-American than a passel of ayatollahs.
14If I see 'em they talkin' a passel of foolish talk.
15You ain't gonna drop me off with a passel of strangers.
16Say, they's quite a passel o' wolves thar-youhear to me.