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149 entries found.

1640s; see fork (n.) + -ful.

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1570s, from arm (n.1) + -ful.

1530s, from shovel (n.) + -ful.

c. 1300, from house (n.) + -ful.

late 14c., from barrel (n.) + -ful.

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1590s, from tune (n.) + -ful. Related: Tunefully.

"cautious, wary," 1540s, from heed (n.) + -ful.

late 13c., from spoon (n.) + -ful.

"as much as a fist will hold," 1610s, from fist (n.) + -ful.

"as much (liquor) as one can take," 1885, from snoot (n.) + -ful.

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