| BARRELSFUL | • barrelsful n. Plural of barrelful. • BARRELFUL n. the contents of a barrel. |
| BASKETSFUL | • basketsful n. Plural of basketful. • BASKETFUL n. the contents of a basket. |
| BLISSFULLY | • blissfully adv. In a blissful, happy or joyful manner. • BLISSFUL adv. very happy. |
| BUCKETSFUL | • bucketsful n. Plural of bucketful. • BUCKETFUL n. the contents of a bucket. |
| DISFURNISH | • disfurnish v. (Transitive, archaic) To deprive of that with which anything is furnished (Furniture, equipment, etc… • DISFURNISH v. to strip, render destitute. |
| POCKETSFUL | • pocketsful n. Plural of pocketful. • POCKETFUL n. the contents of a pocket. |
| QUIVERSFUL | • quiversful n. Plural of quiverful. • QUIVERFUL n. the contents of a quiver. |
| SHOVELSFUL | • shovelsful n. Plural of shovelful. • SHOVELFUL n. as much as a shovel will hold. |
| SUCCESSFUL | • successful adj. Resulting in success; assuring, or promoting, success; accomplishing what was proposed; having the desired effect. • SUCCESSFUL adj. resulting or terminating in success. |
| TEACUPSFUL | • teacupsful n. Plural of teacupful. • TEACUPFUL n. enough to fill a teacup. |
| TRANSFUSED | • transfused v. Simple past tense and past participle of transfuse. • TRANSFUSE v. to pour out into another vessel; to transfer (e.g. blood) to another's veins. |
| TRANSFUSER | • transfuser n. One who transfuses. • transfuser n. A device for performing transfusion. • TRANSFUSER n. one who transfuses. |
| TRANSFUSES | • transfuses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transfuse. • TRANSFUSE v. to pour out into another vessel; to transfer (e.g. blood) to another's veins. |
| UNBLISSFUL | • unblissful adj. Not blissful. • UNBLISSFUL adj. not blissful. |