planetful
planetful noun: as many as a planet can or does hold.
Noun
planetful (plural planetfuls or planetsful)
- As many as a planet can or does hold.
- Such people were never completely untraceable in two hundred planetfuls of nonentities.1954, Edna Mayne Hull, Planets for Sale, page 119
- You know that Twilight Zone episode, the one where the string-mop-head teenager lives as an outcast on a planetful of regular humans, and the regular human kid lives as an outcast on a planetful of string-mops?1989, ACM - Issues 19-20, page 145
Forms of planetful
| plural | planetfuls |
|---|---|
| plural | planetsful |
Origin of planetful
From planet + -ful.
Questions about planetful
- What does planetful mean?
- Planetful means as many as a planet can or does hold.
- What part of speech is planetful?
- Planetful is a noun.
- What is the plural of planetful?
- The plural of planetful is planetfuls.
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