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roomful
[ room-fool, room- ]
roomful
/ ˈrʊm-; ˈruːmfʊl /
noun
- a number or quantity sufficient to fill a room
a roomful of furniture
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Ask a roomful of nonnas for their take on the perfect Sunday gravy — each with her own self-assured, no-nonsense stance — and you’ll get just as many takes on baked spaghetti.
And yet having a Black queer woman speak about this and other horrific developments to a roomful of journalists is simply too divisive.
Awards where he charmed a roomful of movie journalists by whipping out a film review he had written in high school.
ever other dark stuff is happening in late January in the United States, know that you can still go hear “Baddy on the Floor” with a roomful of jubilant friends.
“Although we sisters are supposed to be invisible, God has nevertheless given us eyes and ears,” she announces to a roomful of cardinals during an especially brutal torpedoing session.
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