- buck|et|ful
- buck|et|ful «BUHK iht ful», noun, plural -fuls.the amount that a bucket can hold.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
buck — buck; buck·a·roo; buck·ber·ry; buck·board; buck·et·er; buck·et·ful; buck·ey wrack; buck·ing·ham·shire; buck·ish; buck·ism; buck·le·less; buck·leya; buck·ra; buck·shee; buck·skinned; buck·wagon; buck·wheat·er; el·buck; gems·buck; jum·buck;… … English syllables
buck|min|ster|ful|ler|ene — «BUHK mihn stuhr FUL uh REEN», noun. Chemistry. = buckyball (Cf. ↑buckyball): »Scientists suspect that buckminsterfullerene has unusual properties that could lead to the development of new lubricants and catalysts (Peter J. Andrews). ╂[<… … Useful english dictionary
bucketful — buck·et·ful … English syllables
bucketful — buck|et|ful [ bʌkət,ful ] noun count the amount that is contained in a BUCKET … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
board — aship·board; astar·board; bilge·board; board; board·a·ble; board·er; board·man; buck·board; ful·ler·board; gar·board; lam·in·board; mitch·board; non·board; pre·board; wake·board; above·board; clap·board; cup·board; lar·board; skate·board;… … English syllables
Buckminsterfulleren — Buck|mins|ter|ful|le|ren [bʌkmɪnstə[r]…]:↑ Fulleren … Universal-Lexikon
Fuller — Ful|ler, Rich|ard Buck|min|ster (1895 1983) a US ↑architect (=someone who designs buildings) and engineer, who believed that scientific and technical developments could be used to solve many of society s problems, and who invented the geodesic… … Dictionary of contemporary English
buckminsterfullerene — buck•min•ster•ful•ler•ene [[t]ˌbʌk mɪn stərˈfʊl əˌrin[/t]] n. chem. the form of fullerene having sixty carbon atoms • Etymology: 1985; see fullerene … From formal English to slang
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ler — al·ber·tus·ta·ler; al·ler·gen; al·ler·gic; al·ler·gin; al·ler·gist; al·ler·gol·o·gy; al·ler·gy; al·ler·i·on; an·nul·ler; ant·ler; ant·ler·ite; ar·til·ler·ist; be·dev·il·ler; beg·ler·beg; bel·ler; bel·ler·ic; bel·ler·o·phon; bime·ler·ite;… … English syllables