closetful


clos·et

C0417800 (klŏz′ĭt, klô′zĭt)n.1. A cabinet or enclosed recess for linens, household supplies, or clothing.2. A small private chamber, as for study or prayer.3. A water closet; a toilet.4. A state of secrecy or cautious privacy: Two days before the election, the candidate suddenly came out of the closet and denounced the proposed law.tr.v. clos·et·ed, clos·et·ing, clos·ets To enclose or shut up in a private room, as for discussion: closeted themselves with their attorneys.adj.1. Private; confidential: closet information.2. Being so or engaging only in private; secret: a closet proponent of a tax increase; a closet alcoholic.3. Based on theory and speculation rather than practice.
[Middle English, private room, from Old French, diminutive of clos, enclosure, from Latin clausum, from neuter of clausus, enclosed; see close.]
clos′et·ful′ n.

closetful

(ˈklɒzɪtfʊl) na quantity that may be contained in a closet