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stringful

stringful noun: a set of objects tied to a string.

Noun

stringful (plural stringfuls or stringsful)

  1. A set of objects tied to a string.
    • a stringful of fish
    • Fish are begining^([sic]) to bite, we noticed several nice stringsful this week.1900 April 6, “Local Notes”, in The Galesburg Enterprise, volume XIV, number 40, Gakesburg, Kan.

Forms of stringful

pluralstringfuls
pluralstringsful

Origin of stringful

From string + -ful.

Questions about stringful

What does stringful mean?
Stringful means a set of objects tied to a string.
What part of speech is stringful?
Stringful is a noun.
What is the plural of stringful?
The plural of stringful is stringfuls.

Words near stringful in the dictionary

  1. Stringfellow
  2. Stringfellows
  3. Stringfield
  4. Stringfields
  5. stringfish
  6. stringful
  7. stringfuls
  8. stringhalt
  9. stringhalted
  10. stringhalts
  11. stringhalty

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