Castleful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Castleful is a noun meaning Enough to fill a castle.
Meaning
Enough to fill a castle.
Example Sentences
Welsh resistance effectively collapsed, to be encircled with new castlefuls of Edward’s soldiers.
Does n’t she know very well that the Giant-Killer will rescue whole castlesful of distressed damsels?
As painters and graphic artists, Agar, Carrington, Colquhoun, Hugo, Kahlo, Kerrn-Larsen, Lamba, Oppenheim, Rimmington, Toyen, and Varo opened whole castlesful of imaginative windows that have made life more thrilling for the dreamers of all countries ever since.
Word Forms
- castlefuls
- castlesful
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include cavernful, tombful, lotful, rackful, roadful, graveful.
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