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wardrobeful

wardrobeful noun: the amount that fills a wardrobe.

Noun

wardrobeful (plural wardrobefuls or wardrobesful)

  1. The amount that fills a wardrobe.
    • She and Martha went over the great wardrobesful of clothes which had been Teddy Loring’s, sorting, selecting, choosing what garments she would take with her into exile.1932 February 12, Vera Brown, “The Million-Dollar Girl”, in The Montgomery Advertiser, volume CIV, number 43, Montgomery, Ala., page nine

Forms of wardrobeful

pluralwardrobefuls
pluralwardrobesful

Origin of wardrobeful

From wardrobe + -ful.

Questions about wardrobeful

What does wardrobeful mean?
Wardrobeful means the amount that fills a wardrobe.
What part of speech is wardrobeful?
Wardrobeful is a noun.
What is the plural of wardrobeful?
The plural of wardrobeful is wardrobefuls.

Words near wardrobeful in the dictionary

  1. wardrobe malfunctioners
  2. wardrobe malfunctions
  3. wardrobe mistress
  4. wardrobe mistresses
  5. wardrobed
  6. wardrobeful
  7. wardrobefuls
  8. wardrobeless
  9. wardrobelike
  10. wardrober
  11. wardrobers

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