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countryful

countryful noun: as much as a country would hold.

Noun

countryful (plural countryfuls)

  1. As much as a country would hold.
    • “But aren't these only a few? There must be a whole countryful of children like this.”1955, Lenard Kaufman, An Apple a Day, page 190
    • Why, child, he's thinking of how to keep a whole countryful of land fertile, and safe from savages.”1986, Lella Warren, Foundation Stone, University of Alabama Press, →ISBN, page 30

Forms of countryful

pluralcountryfuls

Origin of countryful

From country + -ful.

Questions about countryful

What does countryful mean?
Countryful means as much as a country would hold.
What part of speech is countryful?
Countryful is a noun.
What is the plural of countryful?
The plural of countryful is countryfuls.

Words near countryful in the dictionary

  1. countryfication
  2. countryfied
  3. countryfies
  4. countryfolk
  5. countryfolks
  6. countryful
  7. countryfuls
  8. countryfy
  9. countryfying
  10. countryhood
  11. countryhuman

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