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atticful

atticful noun: as much as an attic can hold.

Noun

atticful (plural atticfuls or atticsful)

  1. As much as an attic can hold.
    • And, after all that, what remains, nearly a century later, is a small number of pretty pieces left in vast acres of flotsam: what atticfuls of stale old dust!1965, The Illustrated Weekly of India, volume 86, page 93

Forms of atticful

pluralatticfuls
pluralatticsful

Origin of atticful

From attic + -ful.

Questions about atticful

What does atticful mean?
Atticful means as much as an attic can hold.
What part of speech is atticful?
Atticful is a noun.
What is the plural of atticful?
The plural of atticful is atticfuls.

Words near atticful in the dictionary

  1. attic ladder
  2. attic ladders
  3. Attic salt
  4. Attica
  5. Attical
  6. atticful
  7. atticfuls
  8. Atticism
  9. atticisme
  10. Atticismes
  11. Atticisms

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