floorful

English

Etymology

From floor +‎ -ful.

Noun

floorful (plural floorfuls or floorsful)

1. A quantity that fills or covers a floor.
   • 1996, Alan Coren, A Bit on the Side, page 106:

     I have three concealed floorfuls of similar vintage.

   • 2011, Charles Shaar Murray, Boogie Man: The Adventures of John Lee Hooker in the American Twentieth Century:

     It later turns out that during the week, Cathy is a seriously high-powered business whiz in San Francisco, holding down an extremely responsible and gruelling job involving eleven-hour days, seven-figure budgets and entire floorsful of people reporting to her.

   • 2015, Johnny Rogan, Ray Davies: A Complicated Life, page 174:

     A pensive looking Pete Quaife celebrated his 21st birthday backstage, posing with a bottle of champagne, a cigar and a floorful of greetings cards.