sieveful

/ˈsɪvfl/ (SIV-fuhl)

Definitions

1. adjective

full of holes or openings, typically allowing something to pass through

“The sieveful of potatoes was left to drain in the sun.”

2. noun

an amount of something that can be sifted or filtered through a sieve

“A sieveful of flour is required for this recipe.”

Synonyms

  • filtered
  • separated
  • sifted

Antonyms

  • compact
  • solid