Examples of 'big handful' in a sentence
Meaning of "big handful"
Big handful: Describes a large or challenging amount or task to deal with. This phrase is often used in informal conversations or to emphasize the difficulty of a situation
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I just scored a big handful of nothing.
A big handful of ice.
Though he did take a big handful of eggs.
We have got a big handful of felonies for what you did at the pier.
The taquero must have big hands to serve a big handful of meat.
Just eat a big handful and see what happens.
You know who else should be thrown a big handful of money?
At least a big handful of us are not.
Big handful of salt yeah - in the boiling water.
Take a big handful.
Put a big handful in the cheesecloth and then tie it up with this string.
There is not much more than a big handful of those best cases.
Just… eat a big handful and see what happens. We should get some of that.
Grady, grab yourself a big handful of cigars.
Oh, a big handful of bread stuffing, you know?
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I used to lean down, pick up a big handful of that earth and smell it.
He gave me a big handful of pills which I immediately took.
There you go, I give you big handful.
I just scored a big handful of nothing . I have got to see you.
Boy, he's gonna be a mighty big handful.
The tighter you squeeze, a big handful of mashed potatoes… It's like when you grab.
You must eat! " Take a big handful.
Mr. Witter, no less . Grady, grab yourself a big handful of cigars.
So, why do not you just take, like, a big handful of Advil?
