floppyful
English
Etymology
From floppy + -ful.
Noun
floppyful (plural floppyfuls)
- (computing, rare) The amount (of data) that a floppy disk can hold.
- 1986 February 25, Stephen Manes, “Fritter: The Ever-present Enemy”, in PC Magazine, volume 5, number 4, ISSN 0745-2500, page 93:
- The manual reveals that the video commands of DOS's MODE are useless; in their stead the manufacturer has supplied a floppyful of software.
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