-ful
1-ful
adj suffix sometimes -ful·ler sometimes -ful·lest
Definition of -FUL
1
: full of <prideful>
2
: characterized by <peaceful>
3
: having the qualities of <masterful>
4
: tending, given, or liable to <helpful>
Origin of -FUL
Middle English, from Old English, from full, adjective
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