needleful
- noun
- /ˈniːdlfəl/
- She filled the syringe with a needleful of medicine.
Examples
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The nurse prepared a needleful of vaccine for the patient's injection.
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She carefully measured a needleful of insulin for her morning injection.
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The doctor prepared a needleful of anesthetic before starting the procedure.
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After drawing a needleful of blood, the nurse labeled the sample for testing.
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Can you measure a needleful of liquid for the injection?
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He carefully filled the needleful with the medication before administering it.
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After gathering the supplies, she loaded a needleful of sedative for the procedure.
Synonyms
A small amount of liquid that fills a dropper once
An amount of liquid that fills a syringe
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Morphology
Etymology
Needleful is simply needle + -ful, where -ful means 'full'. So it describes 'as much as a needle can hold', like the tiny amount of liquid a doctor draws for an injection.