toiletful

English

Etymology

From toilet +‎ -ful.

Noun

toiletful (plural toiletfuls)

1. An amount that fills a toilet.
   • 1994, Merry McInerney, “The End”, in Burning Down the House, New York, N.Y.: Forge, →ISBN, pages 15–16:

     In case you haven’t read it (though they say Everyone has), Blase’s claim to literary fame is A Dark Night of the Soul: a slim sordid tale about the jaunty escapades of a thirty-eight-year-old New York fop who flushes his brain in toiletfuls of whiskey, […].

   • 2004, Jeffrey Marks, Derby Rotten Scoundrels, page 88:

     One guy had puked up a toiletful that would have gagged a maggot.

   • 2005, Natasha T. Hays, A Toss of the Dice: Stories from a Pediatrician's Practice, page 26:

     He called her to come and there was a whole toiletful of blood.