[f. COACH sb. + -FUL.] As many as will fill a coach.
1654. Gayton, Pleasant Notes, IV. xv. 251. Matho, who was himselfe a Coach-full.
1717. Lady M. W. Montague, Lett., 1 April. A coachful of attending damsels.
a. 1845. Hood, Storm at Hastings, ii. Each day pour’d in new coach-fulls of new cits.
