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cryful

cryful adjective: characterised by cries or crying; crysome.

Adjective

cryful (comparative more cryful, superlative most cryful)

  1. Characterised by cries or crying; crysome.
    • Then in a softer, almost cryful voice Myrna would add, "Please don't let me die yet." And the tears, that she only let Dr. Sproul see, would begin to fall down her once beautiful face. Now that face was weary and sallow-looking.2004, R. E. Wilburn, Lo, These Many Years

Forms of cryful

comparativemore cryful
superlativemost cryful

Origin of cryful

From cry + -ful.

Questions about cryful

What does cryful mean?
Cryful means characterised by cries or crying; crysome.
What part of speech is cryful?
Cryful is an adjective.

Words near cryful in the dictionary

  1. cryesthesia
  2. cryeth
  3. cryey
  4. cryfest
  5. cryfests
  6. cryful
  7. cryic
  8. cryier
  9. cryiest
  10. cryin'
  11. crying

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