idleful
idleful adjective: idle.
Adjective
idleful (comparative more idleful, superlative most idleful)
- idle
- […] Gives to his wife youth, opportunity, / Keeps her in idleful deliciousness, […]1604, John Marston, Parasitaster, or The Fawn
Forms of idleful
| comparative | more idleful |
|---|---|
| superlative | most idleful |
Origin of idleful
From idle + -ful.
Questions about idleful
- What does idleful mean?
- Idleful means idle.
- What part of speech is idleful?
- Idleful is an adjective.
Words near idleful in the dictionary
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