shoeboxful

English

Etymology

From shoebox +‎ -ful.

Noun

shoeboxful (plural shoeboxfuls or shoeboxesful)

1. The amount that can be contained in a shoebox.
   • 1973 September 10, Keith Stickley, “French Girl Finds Dirt Among Riches”, in North Suncoast Times (St. Petersburg Times), page 3:

     She has collected four shoeboxesful of insects and leaves that she plans to take to her home near the Eiffel Tower to show to her family and friends.