The phrase "a dumpster full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity of something, often in a negative or messy context.
Example: "After the party, we had a dumpster full of empty bottles and leftover food."
Alternatives: "a pile of" or "a heap of".
I'm in a dumpster full of ice!
The first time you see a dumpster full of food your life could be changed forever.
DC just sent me comics to review so eat a dumpster full of dicks, Mikhail.
I climbed inside a dumpster full of plastic waste, and noticed a lot of the discarded objects were children's toys.
As if they would just leave a dumpster full of delicious garbage chicken accessible to the public.
As if they would just leave a dumpster full of delicious bin chicken accessible to the public.
In those days, a 7″x7″x7″ dumpster full of novelty race-car VHS rewinders was a major find.
A supermarket dumpster full of garbage bags.
After conferring with a few sanitation workers sitting in a trailer, she drives the truck to a set of metal dumpsters full of tires, stoves, bedframes, and five-gallon buckets.
It's a far cry from the "restaurant dumpsters full of food" Bone remembers passing on her way home after a night of clubbing.
With this season's fresh new look, we hope to wipe out curbside embarrassment and eliminate dumpsters full of dull debris". Everyone seems to have an answer for what has been ailing the San Diego Padres in the years since 1984 when they won the National League pennant.
