spoonful|spoonfuls in English

noun

['spoon·ful || 'spuːnfʊl]

contents of a spoon, as much as a spoon can hold

Use "spoonful|spoonfuls" in a sentence

1. Where quantities are measured in spoonfuls we mean a level spoonful unless otherwise indicated.

2. Take two spoonfuls of medicine at mealtimes.

3. And, a spoonful of sugar?

4. Because I was served heaping spoonfuls of criticism.

5. After chewing a magic berry, a spoonful of vinegar tastes a lot more like a spoonful of syrup.

6. She took a few spoonfuls of soup but left her main course untouched.

7. He stirred another spoonful of sugar into his tea.

8. Place a spoonful of beans in the bottom of each tin.

9. A spoonful of mustard will give the dish some zip.

10. A few spoonfuls of soup maybe, but not the mutton stew.

11. He took a spoonful of the stew and ate it.

12. Ragna Tischler Goddard likes her tea with a spoonful of history.

13. Have children add spoonfuls of dirt, rice, sand, or cotton balls to the jar.

14. 23 She took a few spoonfuls of soup but left her main course untouched.

15. In his cup, a lump of sugar, a dusty spoonful of Pream.

16. Then fry the mixture as you would pancakes, a spoonful at a time —delicious!”

17. You beg him to try just one spoonful, and he clamps his mouth shut.

18. He put two spoonfuls of tea into the teapot, then poured in the scalding water from the kettle.

19. Use 50g of rice per person and an extra spoonful for good measure.

20. For the full dessert option, use a spoonful of vanilla ice Cream instead

21. “Biotech comes to its ‘Antisenses’ after hard-won drug approval: Spoonful of Medicine”

22. But after only one spoonful, I could tell this stuff was off the map.

23. She stopped cooking, and for days the boy and his sisters ate stale bread and tamarind jam by the spoonful.

24. Antonyms for Bucketload include dab, bit, dose, drop, smidgen, smidgeon, spoonful, tad, touch and molecule

25. Serve hot, warm or cold with a spoonful of olive oil and fresh lemon juice.