What is another word for Shovelfuls?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈʌvɛlfə͡lz] (IPA) 
Shovelfuls refer to the quantity of a substance or material that can be held or moved by a shovel. However, there are several synonymous words that can be used to describe shovelfuls. These words include scoopfuls, spadefuls, ladlefuls, and handfuls.
Scoopfuls are often used to describe the quantity of small or loose substances such as sugar or flour. Spadefuls, on the other hand, describe the amount of soil or other heavier materials that can be moved by a spade. Ladlefuls are used to describe the quantity of liquid substances such as soup or sauce. Handfuls are often used colloquially to describe the quantity that can be held in one hand, regardless of its type.
