"pannikinful" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "pannikin + -ful",
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      "form": "pannikinfuls",
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          "ref": "1853, John Sherer, chapter 12, in The Gold-Finder of Australia, London: Clarke, Beeton & Co, page 117",
          "text": "“Never mind,” said Raikes; “sufficient for the day is the evil thereof; therefore let us have a couple of pannikinsful of soup, and trust for better luck to-morrow.”",
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          "ref": "1898, William Charles Scully, chapter 13, in Between Sun and Sand: A Tale of an African Desert, London: Methuen, page 190",
          "text": "At the bottom is a little hollow, in which is always to be found a few pannikinfuls of beautifully clear, fresh water, which is icy cold.",
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          "ref": "1918, G. B. Lancaster, “A Nice Girl”, in The Windsor Magazine, Volume 48, June-November 1918, pp. 72-73",
          "text": "He glanced carelessly at the coin and sipped his tea. “Rotten cheap, isn’t it? Many’s the time I’d have given a pound for a pannikinful. And many’s the cup I’ve got for nothing, too.”",
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        "The quantity a pannikin will hold."
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  "etymology_text": "pannikin + -ful",
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        "The quantity a pannikin will hold."
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