spoonfuls
nounUK /ˈspuːnfʊlz/
US /ˈspunfʊlz/
A spoonful is the amount a spoon can hold.
She added two spoonfuls of sugar to her tea.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small amounts of something, not necessarily measured with a spoon.
He added a few spoonfuls of paint to the mixture.
3. Portions of food served with a spoon.
The nurse gave the patient spoonfuls of soup.
4. A small quantity of a liquid or powder medicine.
Take two spoonfuls of the syrup after meals.