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blastful

blastful adjective: full of blasts.

Adjective

blastful (comparative more blastful, superlative most blastful)

  1. (archaic, poetic) Full of blasts.
    • Yes! let the winds of the blastful North, wherever abroad their breath blow, / Tell high and low, to friend and foe, that my arm bestowed his death-blow!1847, The Dublin University Magazine, volume 30, page 215
    • I take my stand on thee / As on a rock, and when the blastful din / Of billows smites the cliff, I stand on thee.1892, The Contemporary Review, volume 62, page 271

Forms of blastful

comparativemore blastful
superlativemost blastful

Origin of blastful

From blast + -ful.

Questions about blastful

What does blastful mean?
Blastful means full of blasts.
What part of speech is blastful?
Blastful is an adjective.

Words near blastful in the dictionary

  1. blasterbation
  2. blasterbator
  3. blasterbators
  4. blasters
  5. blastesis
  6. blastful
  7. blasthole
  8. blastholes
  9. blastic
  10. blasticidin
  11. blasticidine

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