Londonful

English Etymology From en London ful noun. Noun ! en rare Enough to fill London. en The Cosmopolitan w:Boston Evening Transcript 5 April 1905 22 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/735300345/ Shakspeare, the noted dramatist, would have had not one but a Londonful of Boswells. en A[lbert] E[rnest] Tomlinson Twilight of the Works w:The Adelphi 1924 205 An Art-School where both pupils and preceptor, students and dominie, are advanced, neurotic, unhealthy and unearthly, yet cleverer than a Londonful of critics; their work outlandish, malformed, trappu, their fruit diseased. en P. J. O’Rourke How to Make Everything from Nothing: Hong Kong Eat the Rich Picador 1998 209 https://archive.org/details/eatrichorou00orou/page/209/mode/1up 0 330 35327 6 Nearly a Londonful of individuals, supposed citizens of the realm that invented rights, equity, and the rule of law, got Christmas-goosed in July.