Definition of "spoonful" [spoon•ful]

• The amount that a spoon holds. (noun)

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• "The combination of the pickled cabbage, along with rice, minced pork, and pork chop on one spoonful, is amazing."
• "Until the very last spoonful is used up this jam shall be a reminder of this year's gorgeous Seattle summer, of my weekly trips to the market and a promise of next year's summer and the market season ahead."
• "There is a piece of fruit in nearly every spoonful, which is a far cry from high fructose corn syrup laden offerings of competitors."