fistful

He put his hand into her hair and took a fistful.

He very nearly pulled out two fistfuls of his own hair.

But she held fast, taking fistfuls of his hair as security.

Glen held out a fistful of change to her son.

The company is said to have started "with a fistful of dirt."

But he got a fistful of lime in his eyes, doing it.

I reached out and took a fistful of his shirt.

Stark, on the other hand, makes money by the fistful.

Holding onto the memory was like trying to hold a fistful of water.

Rather than answer, she reached out and gripped a fistful of air.

His hands were doing frantic things with the fistful of money he was holding.

He came up behind me, grabbed a fistful of hair, and forced my head back.

A fistful of dark red cherries appeared in his hand.

She grabbed a fistful of his hair and hauled him up.

The baby threw a fistful of beans across the table.

I looked down and picked up a fistful of cool soil.

Solemnly he tried to put a fistful in his mouth.

Instead, she grabbed a fistful of hair and jerked his head back.

Usually he would just grab a fistful of dollars when the opportunity came his way.

And in his hands was a fistful of lightning bolts.

The kitchen has a way with herbs, serving them up by the fistful.

A scant fistful of her cases have ever been appealed.

"Little children were running around with fistfuls of money."

But that is not to say every plaintiff walks away with a fistful of money.

He wanted active involvement, not just a fistful of checks.