| CHEERFULLER | • cheerfuller adj. Comparative form of cheerful: more cheerful. • CHEERFUL adj. in good spirits. |
| DROPPERFULS | • dropperfuls n. Plural of dropperful. • DROPPERFUL n. the contents of a dropper. |
| MASTERFULLY | • masterfully adv. In a masterful manner; in an extremely confident and competent manner. • MASTERFUL adv. exercising the authority, skill or power of a master. |
| OVERFULFILL | • overfulfill v. To fulfill (a quota etc) more than is necessary. • OVERFULFILL v. to fulfill to excess. |
| OVERFULFILS | • overfulfils v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overfulfil. • OVERFULFIL v. to fulfil excessively. |
| OVERFULNESS | • OVERFULNESS n. the state of being overfull. |
| PITCHERFULS | • pitcherfuls n. Plural of pitcherful. • PITCHERFUL n. the quantity a pitcher will hold. |
| PLATTERFULS | • platterfuls n. Plural of platterful. • PLATTERFUL n. the contents of a platter. |
| PRAYERFULLY | • prayerfully adv. In a prayerful manner; with prayer and reverence. • PRAYERFUL adv. given to prayer. |
| TUMBLERFULS | • tumblerfuls n. Plural of tumblerful. • TUMBLERFUL n. as much as a tumbler will hold. |
| UNDERFULFIL | • UNDERFULFIL v. to fail to fulfil completely, also UNDERFULFILL. |
| WASTERFULLY | • WASTERFUL adv. (Scots) extravagant. |
| WONDERFULLY | • wonderfully adv. In a wonderful manner. • wonderfully adv. To an extent inspiring wonder. • WONDERFUL adv. causing wonder; strange, extraordinary. |