sporkful

English

Etymology

From spork +‎ -ful.

Noun

sporkful (plural sporkfuls or sporksful)

1. The amount that a spork will hold.
   • 2006 August, Mark Budz, chapter 14, in Idolon, Bantam Spectra, page 103:

     The nausea abated some, enough for her to take a few tentative sporkfuls of curry.

   • 2008, Deborah Halverson, Big Mouth, Delacorte Press, page 186:

     I stab, stab, stabbed at my lettuce, trying for another sporkful.

   • 2020, Karen Andrea Campbell, Falling: Hard Lessons and the Redemption of the Woman Next Door, →ISBN:

     I ate what I could and continued to eat sporksful as I walked to the dish drop.

Coordinate terms

• forkful
• knifeful
• spoonful