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panful

[ pan-fool ]

noun

plural panfuls.
  1. the amount a pan can hold.


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Spelling Note

See -ful.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of panful1

First recorded in 1870–75; pan 1 + -ful
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Sara says her mother made a panful in advance so we can all taste it now.

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If you're caramelizing a panful, frying up some rings, or trying out one of your other favorite onion-forward recipes, that makes sense.

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Mihoko told me her husband avoided talking about the war or his experience on Guam, although he did volunteer to cook up a panful of field mice shortly after they married.

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Really, it’s the panful of peach drippings that makes this dish shine.

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The crustiness comes from having a broiling panful of water – or a few ice cubes – in the bottom of the oven to steam the loaf while it cooks.

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