folderful

From folder +‎ -ful.

folderful (plural folderfuls or foldersful)

1. All of the documents, papers, notes, etc. that are contained in a folder.
   • 1980, Robert Taylor, Burchenal Green, Tales of the marvelous machine: 35 stories of computing, page 208:

     Ben Gordon slid the folderful of pamphlets on the Philosopher's Stone across his desk to Josef.

   • 1990, Datamation - Volume 36, Issues 1-8, page 61:

     Each of Shearson's business units generates a folderful of documentation a day: hundreds of journal entries, order tickets, wire transfers, cash sheets and other items.

   • 2007, Jon Barbuti, Learning to Teach with a Hangover, →ISBN, page 153:

     On the primary course, you create whole folderfuls of these paper-fillers, each individual task being incredibly straightforward but also annoyingly time-consuming.

   • 2010, Michael Buerk -, The Road Taken, →ISBN, page 98:

     The whole point of local radio was to involve the community, to be its village hall, its notice board, its next-door neighbour — we had foldersful of corporation cliches about all this.

2. All of the electronic files contained in a folder or directory.
   • 1995, Craig Stinson, Running Microsoft Windows 95:

     Control Panel provides a folderful of essential property sheets and helpful wizards.

   • 2006, Sharon Zardetto Aker, Real World Mac OS X Fonts, →ISBN:

     This Mac OS X capability to open a folderful of documents when a folder is selected in an Open dialog can be pretty scary when, from years of habit, you select a folder and hit the Open button to open the folder to look inside, and—whoops!

   • 2008, Andy Kirkpatrick, Psychovertical, →ISBN, page 117:

     I deleted all the other versions from my computer, dozens of foldersful, the result of nearly two years' work.