wardrobeful

English

Etymology

wardrobe +‎ -ful

Noun

wardrobeful (plural wardrobefuls or wardrobesful)

1. The amount that fills a wardrobe.
   • 1932 February 12, Vera Brown, “The Million-Dollar Girl”, in The Montgomery Advertiser, volume CIV, number 43, Montgomery, Ala., page nine:

     She and Martha went over the great wardrobesful of clothes which had been Teddy Loring’s, sorting, selecting, choosing what garments she would take with her into exile.