branchful

noun

branchful

noun

Etymology From branch + -ful.

1

As much as a branch can hold.

All last week, trees simultaneously released entire branchfuls of leaves with exasperated sighs. They came clattering down like breakfast cereal.2009, Lee Ann Roripaugh, On the Cusp of a Dangerous Year, page 23:

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