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luckful

luckful adjective: lucky, fortunate.

Adjective

luckful (comparative more luckful, superlative most luckful)

  1. (poetic, rare) Lucky, fortunate.
    • Here thrive the watery hordes which luckful sway, / And gaily sport the fishes, gold and grey.1872, Israel Holdsworth, Literary Pic-nic: And Other Poems, page 132

Forms of luckful

comparativemore luckful
superlativemost luckful

Origin of luckful

From luck + -ful.

Questions about luckful

What does luckful mean?
Luckful means lucky, fortunate.
What part of speech is luckful?
Luckful is an adjective.

Words near luckful in the dictionary

  1. luckers
  2. Luckes
  3. Luckett
  4. Luckey
  5. Luckeys
  6. luckful
  7. Luckham
  8. Luckhams
  9. Luckhurst
  10. Luckhursts
  11. luckie

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