Definition of "houseful" []

• The amount or number that a house can hold or accommodate: a houseful of Victorian furniture; a houseful of guests. (noun)

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• "Around 20 theatres in Bangalore where the film was being shown had 'houseful' boards put up."
• "But it picked up after a few days, and after a month the cafe was back to its usual 'houseful' self for most of the 19 hours it remains open (it closes only between 1. 30-6.30 am)."
• "It was declared a hit because all shows were 'houseful', "says Kumar."