TOOTHFUL
Etymology 1
Noun
toothful (plural toothfuls)
(archaic) a small amount, especially a small alcoholic drink
Etymology 2
Adjective
toothful (comparative more toothful, superlative most toothful)
(obsolete) toothsome
Source: Wiktionary
Tooth"ful, a.
Definition: Toothsome. [Obs.]
Source: Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 1913 Edition
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