spoonful
English
noun
Definitions
- The amount that a spoon will hold, either level or heaped.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English sponeful suf from English spoon.
Origin
English
spoon
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dessertspoon English
- earspoon English
- saltspoon English
- soupspoon English
- spoon English
- spoon excavator English
- spoon-feed English
- spoonable English
- spoonbait English
- spoonbender English
- spoonbending English
- spoonbill English
- spoonbilled English
- spoonbread English
- spooner English
- spoonflower English
- spoonist English
- spoonless English
- spoonlike English
- spoonmeat English
- spoonplug English
- spoonways English
- spoonwing English
- spoonwise English
- spoonwood English
- spoonworm English
- spoonwort English
- spoony English
- tablespoon English
- teaspoon English
- スプーン Japanese
- sponeful Middle English
- spoon Middle English
- spúnóg Irish
- 스푼 Korean
- isipunu Zulu
- spun Tok Pisin
- sipunu Swati
- spun Sranan Tongo
- spud Lushootseed
- chipunu Shona
- shivun Kumak
- spoon
- spoony
- spooner
- teaspoon
- earspoon
- spoonist
- spoonways
- spoonplug
- saltspoon
- spoonwing
- spoonless
- spoonmeat
- soupspoon
- spoonable
- spoonbait
- spoonwood
- spoonbill
- spoonwort
- spoonlike
- spoonwise
- spoonworm
- spoonbread
- spoon-feed
- tablespoon
- spoonflower
- spoonbilled
- spoonbender
- spoonbending
- dessertspoon
- spoon excavator