Chimneyful

noun

noun ·Rare ·Advanced level

Definitions

Noun
  1. 1
    The amount that fits in a chimney

    "He put the sticks on the fire, and fetched more, till they had a good crackling chimneyful of blaze. The rippling running yellow flame made them both happy, warmed their faces and their souls."

Example

More examples

"He put the sticks on the fire, and fetched more, till they had a good crackling chimneyful of blaze. The rippling running yellow flame made them both happy, warmed their faces and their souls."

Etymology

From chimney + -ful.

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