beltful

English

Etymology

belt +‎ -ful

Noun

beltful (plural beltfuls or beltsful)

1. As much as a belt will hold.
   • 1926, Oswald Kendall, The Missing Island, page 191:

     The cook has his revolver and a beltful of cartridges. I have a loaded revolver, but I shall leave that with you.