storeful

noun

1. An amount that fills a store.

   “Nationals guard a million storesful of employes from temptation.”

   “A storeful of books is a storeful of ideas, adventure, excitement and beauty.”

   “At the appointed hour, with the assistant manager holding a stopwatch and a storeful of patrons to cheer her on, she was given a shopping cart and five minutes to fill it with anything she wanted from the shelves.”

   “That very morning, Mr. Lamoreaux had forced a skinny old shoplifter to empty three tins of Underwood deviled ham spread from his pockets onto my conveyor belt in front of a whole storeful of customers.”

   “I steel myself for the reality of no swallows and storefuls of swallow kitsch.”