seedful

English

Etymology

From seed +‎ -ful.

Adjective

seedful (comparative more seedful, superlative most seedful)

1. Full of seed, richly bearing seed.
   • 1840-1864, George Henry Calvert, Cabiro

     The seedful furrows each with quickness sows.

2. (figurative) Rich in promise.

Translations

full of seed

• Dutch: zaadrijk

Anagrams

• defuels