denful
denful noun: enough to fill a den.
Noun
denful (plural denfuls)
- Enough to fill a den.
- It does not matter how much fuel is bought, nor how much heat is produced, unless you get the full benefit of it in the room where you want it. Sometimes you want a bathroomful and again a denful; the Perfection Oil Heater is the prompt and direct way to get it. The Perfection produces the heat on...1920 October 16, The Literary Digest, volume LXVII, number 3 (whole 1591), New York, N.Y., page 39
- The boys got up before this denful of wild beasts, and as usual, broke up the joint.1962, Skip Weshner, The Travelers 3
Forms of denful
| plural | denfuls |
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Origin of denful
From den + -ful.
Questions about denful
- What does denful mean?
- Denful means enough to fill a den.
- What part of speech is denful?
- Denful is a noun.
- What is the plural of denful?
- The plural of denful is denfuls.
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