What is another word for Dishfuls?

Pronunciation: [dˈɪʃfə͡lz] (IPA)

"Dishfuls" is a term used to describe the amount of food that can fit in one dish or container. Other synonyms for this word include "serving," "portion," "helping," "plateful," "bowlful," and "platterful." These words all refer to a specific quantity of food that is usually consumed at a particular time or meal. "Serving" is the most common term used in a restaurant or dining setting, while "portion" is often used in recipes or nutrition labels. "Helping" and "plateful" are more casual terms that are commonly used in everyday conversations, while "bowlful" and "platterful" refer to the amount of food that can fit into a bowl or on a platter, respectively.

What are the hypernyms for Dishfuls?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Dishfuls

Also a careful digger could throw a handful of gold in a tub of dirt, and, washing it off in Dishfuls, recover practically every colour.
"Joe Wilson and His Mates"
Henry Lawson
And she had so deft a way of first thinking out what new things would be likely to go well together, and then mixing things that no one ever thought of mixing before, which yet turned into the most delightful Dishfuls, that the sea-kings who dined with Sigurd jestingly declared that but one thing prevented some one's making war on him in hope of capturing Edith for himself, and that was the surety that if he won he then would have to fight all the others!
"The Iron Star And what It saw on Its Journey through the Ages"
John Preston True

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