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passel /ˈpas(ə)l /noun informal, chiefly USA large group of people or things: a passel of journalists...- ‘No,’ said my husband Jack, ‘you're raising a passel of hicks.’
- And there aren't a passel of younger children around to give your daughters a close-up view of what having one of your own to care for twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, with no time off for good behavior, might look like.
- Instead of black-tie fund-raising dinners, the whole passel of these incumbents ought to be sitting at America's kitchen tables, listening to reality… and responding.
OriginMid 19th century: representing a pronunciation of parcel. Rhymeshassle, Kassel, tassel, vassal |