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sprayful

sprayful adjective: full of spray; spraying.

Adjective

sprayful (comparative more sprayful, superlative most sprayful)

  1. (poetic) Full of spray; spraying.
    • Lofty mountains, in parts inaccessible, down whose fertile sides roll the cataract's noisy yet harmonious waters, leaping in sprayful sport over the rocks which cross its course, or sweeping in sheets of sparkling foam […]1850, Thomas Eyre Poole, Life, Scenery and Customs in Sierra Leone and the Gambia, page 255

Forms of sprayful

comparativemore sprayful
superlativemost sprayful

Origin of sprayful

From spray + -ful.

Questions about sprayful

What does sprayful mean?
Sprayful means full of spray; spraying.
What part of speech is sprayful?
Sprayful is an adjective.

Words near sprayful in the dictionary

  1. sprayed edge
  2. sprayed edges
  3. sprayer
  4. sprayers
  5. sprayey
  6. sprayful
  7. sprayhood
  8. sprayhoods
  9. sprayier
  10. sprayiest
  11. spraying

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