Sekirov Dictionary

listful

/ˈlɪstfʊl/

adjective 3
noun 1
forms 4

adjective3

•
Using or based on lists (compilations of items).
- Unfortunately, listful style can be very inefficient. This is due to the space required to store the intermediate lists, and the time required to traverse them. — 1986
•
Attentive, listening.
- The boundless, — infinite, — Almighty Power, Is ceaseless rolling on our listful ears — Through all th' immensity which every where appears. — 1853
•
(rare) Tending to list or tilt.
- Leaving the coach sitting there horseless of shaft and decidedly listful at the front end. — 1982

noun1

•
As many as fill a list (a compilation of items).
- Tony had the rest of the day off so he went on to Winslow, for a haircut, parts for a generator, several listsful of groceries and miscellaneous other items. — 1956

forms

listfuls · listsful · more listful · most listful

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