planetful

English

Etymology

From planet +‎ -ful.

Noun

planetful (plural planetfuls or planetsful)

1. As many as a planet can or does hold.
   • 1954, Edna Mayne Hull, Planets for Sale, page 119:

     Such people were never completely untraceable in two hundred planetfuls of nonentities.

   • 1989, ACM - Issues 19-20, page 145:

     You know that Twilight Zone episode, the one where the string-mop-head teenager lives as an outcast on a planetful of regular humans, and the regular human kid lives as an outcast on a planetful of string-mops?

   • 2008, Sam de Brito, The Lost Boys, page 191:

     A whole planetful of men kid themselves they're not just wasting time until they die with one football code or another.

   • 2013, Ryk E. Spoor, Spheres of Influence:

     One big difference between me and my literary original; I haven't the faintest desire to boss around planetsful of people.