Streamful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Streamful is an adjective meaning (poetic) Abounding in streams, or in water.
Meaning
(poetic) Abounding in streams, or in water.
More Meanings
- Enough to fill or make up a stream.
- A quantity that streams.
Example Sentences
A streamful of sterile slime is before you and an arid plain behind you.
Our house was hot for him (not for us) , and his sweat glands would produce perspiration by the streamful.
... Now in the dimpled streamful ghyll, and now aloft Where leaden high rigg roads leap to a livid sky, Sour and solitary, royally will I.
Loiguire the wealthy spent a space of four powerful years, before the coming of Patrick of the Pens, it was a streamful time for noble Ireland.
Word Forms
- streamfuls
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include fountful, waveful, full-flowing, waterful, astream, flowerful.
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