A trunkful is a collective noun that is used to describe a specific quantity or abundance of items contained within a trunk. It indicates a quantity that is sufficient to fill or occupy an entire trunk. While originally associated with the trunk of an elephant, this term can be used to describe any type of trunk, such as a storage trunk, suitcase, or the cargo hold of a vehicle. Common examples referring to a trunkful of objects include a trunkful of books, a trunkful of clothes, or a trunkful of toys. This collective noun serves as a handy expression to convey a specific measure of items or an overflowing abundance of things.
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