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grapeful

grapeful adjective: full of grapes.

Adjective

grapeful (comparative more grapeful, superlative most grapeful)

  1. (poetic) Full of grapes.
    • And purple figs adorn the grapeful vine1816, Joshua Marsden, The Narrative of a Mission to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Somers Islands, page 96

Forms of grapeful

comparativemore grapeful
superlativemost grapeful

Origin of grapeful

From grape + -ful.

Questions about grapeful

What does grapeful mean?
Grapeful means full of grapes.
What part of speech is grapeful?
Grapeful is an adjective.

Words near grapeful in the dictionary

  1. grapefruitini
  2. grapefruitinis
  3. grapefruitlike
  4. grapefruits
  5. grapefruity
  6. grapeful
  7. grapeless
  8. grapelet
  9. grapelets
  10. grapelike
  11. graperies

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