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plotful

plotful adjective: abounding with plots (deception); scheming.

Adjective

plotful (comparative more plotful, superlative most plotful)

  1. Abounding with plots (deception); scheming.

Noun

plotful (plural plotfuls)

  1. The amount contained in a plot (e.g. for gardening)

Forms of plotful

Adjective
comparativemore plotful
superlativemost plotful
Noun
pluralplotfuls

Origin of plotful

From plot + -ful.

Questions about plotful

What does plotful mean?
Plotful means abounding with plots (deception); scheming.
What part of speech is plotful?
Plotful can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near plotful in the dictionary

  1. plot wheel
  2. plot wheels
  3. plot-twisty
  4. plotbunnies
  5. plotbunny
  6. plotful
  7. plotholder
  8. plotholders
  9. plotholding
  10. plothole
  11. plotholes

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