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only a spoonful 

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Used to ironically indicate a huge amount of something, that someone wants to pretend is a small amount.

Based on the joke in King Bach's vine wherein a man asks his friend how much ice cream he can have to which he replies 'only a spoonful' before unveiling a comically large spoon.
A: Dude how much homework did you get?
B: Only a spoonful!
only a spoonful by (void*) September 11, 2023
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Only a spoonfull 

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When you ask your friend for some icecream and he says "Only a spoonfull" he expects you take a spoon the size of a average spoon. Except is it your turn to bamboozle him with taking a abnormaly large spoon and eating all his beloved icecream. Quite a nasty trick!
Person 1: Can i get some icecream?

Person 2: Only a spoonfull man.

Person 1: (taking a abnormaly large spoon from behind its back and making a funny face)

Person 2: NOOOOOOOOO!!
Only a spoonfull by snakebro04 April 22, 2020
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fauxstalgia 

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