PLAINFUL

Etymology 1

Adjective

plainful (comparative more plainful, superlative most plainful)

(archaic) Full of lamentation.

Plain; obvious.

Etymology 2

Noun

plainful (plural plainfuls)

As much as a plain contains.

Anagrams

• painfull

Source: Wiktionary



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