What does pathful mean?
Pathful means Enough to fill a path..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Enough to fill a path..
The rough on this historic Scottish links is a tangled thicket of head-high shrubs called gorse, here growing so densely that it seems to swallow up a whole pathful of spectators walking between holes.
A pathful of strange blossoms vying for glamour;[…].
A pathful of tall reeds and grass
[…]the “fight” is about on a par with a “battle” between an individual in hobnailed boots and a pathful of garden quails.
A whole pathful of fallen flowers go off down to the waters, this is the morning young Ruan Zhao reaches Mount Tian-tai.
Rainbows in heaven / Wise serpent hissing / Pathful of daisies / December winds.
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Pathful means Enough to fill a path..
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The rough on this historic Scottish links is a tangled thicket of head-high shrubs called gorse, here growing so densely that it seems to swallow up a whole pathful of spectators walking between holes.
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