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trickful

trickful adjective: full of trickery.

Adjective

trickful (comparative more trickful, superlative most trickful)

  1. Full of trickery.
    • He had always more or less regarded life as a joke—a very serious joke, but a joke for all that—a whimsical and trickful sort of thing played by the Great Arbiter on humanity at large; […]2022, James Oliver Curwood, The Valley of Silent Men

Forms of trickful

comparativemore trickful
superlativemost trickful

Origin of trickful

From trick + -ful.

Questions about trickful

What does trickful mean?
Trickful means full of trickery.
What part of speech is trickful?
Trickful is an adjective.

Words near trickful in the dictionary

  1. tricketh
  2. Trickett
  3. Tricketts
  4. Trickey
  5. Trickeys
  6. trickful
  7. trickie
  8. trickier
  9. trickies
  10. trickiest
  11. trickily

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