thimbleful Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈθɪm.bəl.fʊl]
  • Us [ ˈθɪm.bəl.fʊl]

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  • Let him also concede that in this case, as in most others, a thimbleful of resources counts for more than a bucketful of good intentions.

  • An off-licence holder can sell beer by the thimbleful if he wishes.

  • It has not cost them a thimbleful of salt.

  • In helping disabled children, a thimbleful of resources counts for more than a bucketful of sympathy.

  • A thimbleful of encouragement goes much farther than a bucketful of discouragement and critisims.

  • Is he aware that many millions of tons of coal are still being moved in thimblefuls to power stations and gas works by road haulage vehicles?

  • I had no fuel pressure in the last ten laps, and ended up with a thimbleful of gas at the finish.

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