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meatful

meatful adjective: full of meat; of or pertaining to meat; meaty.

Adjective

meatful (comparative more meatful, superlative most meatful)

  1. Full of meat; of or pertaining to meat; meaty
  2. (figuratively) Containing sizable substance or content; hefty; full

Antonyms of meatful

Forms of meatful

comparativemore meatful
superlativemost meatful

Origin of meatful

From meat + -ful.

Questions about meatful

What does meatful mean?
Meatful means full of meat; of or pertaining to meat; meaty.
What part of speech is meatful?
Meatful is an adjective.

Words near meatful in the dictionary

  1. meatfests
  2. meatfluencer
  3. meatfluencers
  4. meatfork
  5. meatforks
  6. meatful
  7. meatgrinder
  8. meatgrinders
  9. meath
  10. meathe
  11. meathead

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