| LADLEFUL | • ladleful n. (Cooking) A sufficient quantity to fill a ladle. • LADLEFUL n. as much as a ladle can hold. |
| DOLEFULLY | • dolefully adv. In a doleful manner. • DOLEFUL adv. sad, full of woe. |
| FLUIDALLY | • fluidally adv. In a fluidal manner. • FLUIDAL adv. pertaining to a fluid, or to its flowing motion. |
| FULFILLED | • fulfilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of fulfill (US) or fulfil (UK). • fulfilled adj. Emotionally satisfied; feeling a sense of fulfilment. • FULFILL v. to bring about the accomplishment of, also FULFIL. |
| FULLBLOOD | • full-blood n. A pure-bred animal. • full-blood n. (Australia, now offensive) An Aboriginal person of unmixed ancestry. • FULLBLOOD n. a person of unmixed race. |
| LADLEFULS | • ladlefuls n. Plural of ladleful. • LADLEFUL n. as much as a ladle can hold. |
| DOLEFULLER | • dolefuller adj. Comparative form of doleful: more doleful. • DOLEFUL adj. sad, full of woe. |
| FULLBLOODS | • full-bloods n. Plural of full-blood. • FULLBLOOD n. a person of unmixed race. |
| DOLEFULLEST | • dolefullest adj. Superlative form of doleful: most doleful. • DOLEFUL adj. sad, full of woe. |
| UNFULFILLED | • unfulfilled adj. Lacking fulfillment; marked by a feeling of failure to achieve goals or desires. • unfulfilled adj. Not yet provided as promised, particularly with respect to a contract or an order for a supply of something. • UNFULFILLED adj. not fulfilled. |
| DELIGHTFULLY | • delightfully adv. In a delightful manner. • DELIGHTFUL adv. full of delight. |
| FOLLICULATED | • folliculated adj. Having follicles. • FOLLICULATED adj. having follicles, also FOLLICULATE. |
| UNDERFULFILL | • UNDERFULFILL v. to fall short of satisfaction, also UNDERFULFIL. |
| OVERFULFILLED | • overfulfilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of overfulfil. • OVERFULFILL v. to fulfill to excess. |
| UNDERFULFILLS | • UNDERFULFILL v. to fall short of satisfaction, also UNDERFULFIL. |
| UNDERFULFILLED | • UNDERFULFILLED adj. not fully fulfilled. |
| UNDERFULFILLING | • UNDERFULFIL v. to fail to fulfil completely, also UNDERFULFILL. |