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panicful

panicful adjective: full of panic; fearful.

Adjective

panicful (comparative more panicful, superlative most panicful)

  1. (uncommon) Full of panic; fearful.
    • It was certainly a temporary loss of reason; nothing less than madness could lead into such devious tracks, drag me down to so hopeless, helpless, panicful a depth, and drag me down so suddenly; lay waste, as at a signal, all my flourishing structures, and reduce them in a moment to a scene of...1799, Charles Brockden Brown, Arthur Mervyn

Forms of panicful

comparativemore panicful
superlativemost panicful

Origin of panicful

panic + -ful

Questions about panicful

What does panicful mean?
Panicful means full of panic; fearful.
What part of speech is panicful?
Panicful is an adjective.

Words near panicful in the dictionary

  1. panicans
  2. panicar
  3. panicars
  4. Paniccia
  5. Paniccias
  6. panicful
  7. panicgrass
  8. panicgrasses
  9. Panicijan
  10. panick
  11. panicked

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