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snowful

/ˈsnəʊfəl/

snowful adjective: full of snow; snowy.

Adjective

snowful (comparative more snowful, superlative most snowful)

  1. Full of snow; snowy.
    • the snowful sky in this pale December1953, Charles Causley, Survivor's Leave
    • The sun […] glows in a still, if misty, heaven, snowful and leaden.1949, Charles Wrey Gardiner, The Flowering Moment

Forms of snowful

comparativemore snowful
superlativemost snowful

Origin of snowful

From snow + -ful.

Words that rhyme with snowful

Questions about snowful

What does snowful mean?
Snowful means full of snow; snowy.
What part of speech is snowful?
Snowful is an adjective.
How do you pronounce snowful?
Snowful is pronounced /ˈsnəʊfəl/.

Words near snowful in the dictionary

  1. snowflick
  2. snowflicks
  3. snowfolk
  4. snowfort
  5. snowforts
  6. snowful
  7. snowgate
  8. snowgirl
  9. snowgirls
  10. snowglobe
  11. snowglobes

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