- room|ful
- room|ful «ROOM ful, RUM-», noun, plural -fuls.1. enough to fill a room: »
a roomful of books.
2. the people or things in a room.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
room|ful
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room — an·te·room; room·age; room; room·er; room·ette; room·ful; room·ie; room·i·ly; room·i·ness; room·stead; mush·room; tea·room; … English syllables
cheer´ful|ness — cheer|ful «CHIHR fuhl», adjective. 1. full of cheer; joyful; glad: »She is a smiling, cheerful girl. SYNONYM(S): gay, cheery, joyous. 2. bringing cheer; pleasant; bright: »This is a cheerful, sunny room … Useful english dictionary
cheer´ful|ly — cheer|ful «CHIHR fuhl», adjective. 1. full of cheer; joyful; glad: »She is a smiling, cheerful girl. SYNONYM(S): gay, cheery, joyous. 2. bringing cheer; pleasant; bright: »This is a cheerful, sunny room … Useful english dictionary
cheer|ful — «CHIHR fuhl», adjective. 1. full of cheer; joyful; glad: »She is a smiling, cheerful girl. SYNONYM(S): gay, cheery, joyous. 2. bringing cheer; pleasant; bright: »This is a cheerful, sunny room … Useful english dictionary
taste´ful|ness — taste|ful «TAYST fuhl», adjective. 1. having good taste. SYNONYM(S): refined. 2. showing or done in good taste: »The room had tasteful furnishings of rugs, curtains, and furniture in soft colors that went well together. SYNONYM(S): tasty,… … Useful english dictionary
taste´ful|ly — taste|ful «TAYST fuhl», adjective. 1. having good taste. SYNONYM(S): refined. 2. showing or done in good taste: »The room had tasteful furnishings of rugs, curtains, and furniture in soft colors that went well together. SYNONYM(S): tasty,… … Useful english dictionary
taste|ful — «TAYST fuhl», adjective. 1. having good taste. SYNONYM(S): refined. 2. showing or done in good taste: »The room had tasteful furnishings of rugs, curtains, and furniture in soft colors that went well together. SYNONYM(S): tasty, pleasing.… … Useful english dictionary
aw´ful|ness — aw|ful « fuhl», adjective, adverb. –adj. 1. causing fear; dreadful; terrible: »An awful storm with thunder and lightning came up. SYNONYM(S): fearful. 2. Informal. very bad, great, ugly, or otherwise unusual: »He is an awful nuisance. His room… … Useful english dictionary
aw|ful — « fuhl», adjective, adverb. –adj. 1. causing fear; dreadful; terrible: »An awful storm with thunder and lightning came up. SYNONYM(S): fearful. 2. Informal. very bad, great, ugly, or otherwise unusual: »He is an awful nuisance. His room was in an … Useful english dictionary
