chapterful

Noun

1. As much as fills a chapter.
   • He cites two chaptersful of specific instances of wasted civilian and uniformed manpower and of waste in procurement of supplies which, if eliminated, would save $3,110,000,000. - 1952 April 19, Randall Hobart, “Economy...
   • Only a rough sketch will be attempted here—partly because this topic could fill up a book of its own and partly because the author does not have a bookful or even a chapterful of ideas on the subject. - 1970, Saül W....
   • It’s a compilation of the history and lore of wild rice, nutrition information, preparation and serving suggestions, and chaptersful of recipes divided according to dishes suitable for the four seasons of the year. -...