Dictionary of problem words and expressions. Harry Shaw. 1975.
-fuls — See ful, fuls … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
-ful — See ful, fuls … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
Ful — noun a family of languages of the Fulani of West Africa and used as a lingua franca in the sub Saharan regions from Senegal to Chad; the best known of the West African languages • Syn: ↑Fula, ↑Fulani, ↑Peul • Hypernyms: ↑West African * * * noun… … Useful english dictionary
-FUL — comb. form forming: 1 adjectives from nouns, meaning: a full of (beautiful). b having the qualities of (masterful). 2 adjectives from adjectives or Latin stems with little change of sense (direful; grateful). 3 adjectives from verbs, meaning apt… … Useful english dictionary
Ful — /fool/, n., pl. Fuls, (esp. collectively) Ful. Fulani. * * * … Universalium
-ful — [[t] fʊl[/t]] fuls SUFFIX You use ful to form nouns that refer to the quantity of a substance that an object contains or can contain. For example, a handful of sand is the amount of sand that you can hold in your hand. ...a spoonful of brown… … English dictionary
-ful — suffix 1》 (forming adjectives from nouns) full of; having the qualities of: sorrowful. 2》 forming adjectives from adjectives or from Latin stems with little change of sense: grateful. 3》 (forming adjectives from verbs) apt to; able to; accustomed … English new terms dictionary
fuls — plural of ful … Useful english dictionary
-fuls — plural of ful … Useful english dictionary
bowl|ful — «BOHL ful», noun, plural bowls|ful or bowl|fuls. the amount that a bowl will hold; contents of a bowl: »Give the plant two bowlfuls of water … Useful english dictionary
