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vimful

vimful adjective: full of vim.

Adjective

vimful (comparative more vimful, superlative most vimful)

  1. Full of vim.
    • The WCBS (N. Y.) broadcastress, with three other vimful and vigorous grannies, are here encased in a series of Anglo-French-Italo travelogs done with diverting prose and an eye on the anecdotal snapper.1954 March 10, “Literati”, in Variety, volume 194, number 1, New York, N.Y., page 69, column 1
    • You are, however, constantly aware that you’re driving a Sports Car. Like Prospero’s isle, the C-5 is full of noises. Some have been left in on purpose; it’s supposed to sound vimful and virile.1997 July 31, Ed Hailwood, “The Big Red One”, in The Financial Post, Toronto, Ont., page 53, column 2

Forms of vimful

comparativemore vimful
superlativemost vimful

Origin of vimful

From vim + -ful.

Questions about vimful

What does vimful mean?
Vimful means full of vim.
What part of speech is vimful?
Vimful is an adjective.

Words near vimful in the dictionary

  1. Vimeans
  2. vimen
  3. vimentin
  4. vimentins
  5. Vimeo
  6. vimful
  7. vimina
  8. viminal
  9. Viminal Hill
  10. vimineous
  11. viminol

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