templeful

English

Etymology

From temple +‎ -ful.

Noun

templeful (plural templefuls or templesful)

1. As many as a temple will hold.
   • 1887 January, A.E. Waffle, “The Christian Solution of the Labor Problem”, in The Baptist Quarterly Review, volume 9, number 1, page 32:

     Jesus could drive before Him a whole templeful of moneychangers with only a small whip of rushes.