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thrustful

thrustful adjective: tending to thrust oneself forward; pushy.

Adjective

thrustful (comparative more thrustful, superlative most thrustful)

  1. Tending to thrust oneself forward; pushy.

Forms of thrustful

comparativemore thrustful
superlativemost thrustful

Origin of thrustful

From thrust + -ful.

Words formed from thrustful

Questions about thrustful

What does thrustful mean?
Thrustful means tending to thrust oneself forward; pushy.
What part of speech is thrustful?
Thrustful is an adjective.

Words near thrustful in the dictionary

  1. thruster
  2. thrusterless
  3. thrusters
  4. thrustest
  5. thrusteth
  6. thrustful
  7. thrustfulness
  8. thrusting
  9. thrusting one's nose in
  10. thrusting out
  11. thrustingly

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