clubhouseful

English

Etymology

From clubhouse +‎ -ful.

Noun

clubhouseful (plural clubhousefuls)

1. (rare) Enough to fill a clubhouse.
   • 1959, Business Week, page 31:

     The call for support has been answered by a mixed group of millionaires and civic leaders, including a couple of New York sportswomen, a Canadian publishing tycoon, a clubhouseful of Texas oilmen and […]

   • 2009, Eric Bogosian, Perforated Heart: A Novel, page 225:

     And not just Christ, but a clubhouseful of plaster saints.