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feckful

/ˈfɛk.fəl/

feckful adjective: powerful, effective, efficient, vigorous.

Adjective

feckful (comparative more feckful, superlative most feckful)

  1. (Northern-English, Scotland) Powerful, effective, efficient, vigorous.

Forms of feckful

comparativemore feckful
superlativemost feckful

Origin of feckful

From feck + -ful.

Words formed from feckful

Questions about feckful

What does feckful mean?
Feckful means powerful, effective, efficient, vigorous.
What part of speech is feckful?
Feckful is an adjective.
How do you pronounce feckful?
Feckful is pronounced /ˈfɛk.fəl/.

Words near feckful in the dictionary

  1. feck
  2. fecked
  3. Feckenham
  4. fecker
  5. feckers
  6. feckful
  7. feckfully
  8. feckier
  9. feckiest
  10. feckin'
  11. fecking

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