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passel
[ pas-uhl ]
noun
- a group or lot of indeterminate number:
a passel of dignitaries.
passel
/ ˈ±èæ²õÉ™±ô /
noun
- informal.a group or quantity of no fixed number
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of passel1
Example Sentences
Chamber of Commerce and a passel of right-wing legal organizations, which based their case on the fact that the bureau’s funding comes from the Federal Reserve rather than the U.S.
It started with the Supreme Court’s ruling in a lawsuit brought by a passel of antiabortion fanatics that aimed to roll back the Food and Drug Administration’s approvals of mifepristone dispensing by mail.
Peralta struck him out in his first at-bat with a passel of sliders.
The stakes for Biden were underscored by a passel of polls over the last week showing him trailing Trump in a match-up and in voters’ perceptions.
We gift a casserole when our friend’s in-law’s and extended family are coming to stay for the week or maybe when their child is bringing home a passel of friends from college.
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