Bleeful

Origin

From blee + -ful.

Full definition of bleeful

Adjective

1. Full of blee; colourful; radiant; splendid; bright; cheerful; cheery.
• 1960, Kendall Benard Taft, The technique of composition:One of the most common patterns of word order in English is seen in the nonsense phrase the bleeful thrum.
• 1987, Nik Newark & Jason Belam, The Sausage man:The Pumpkin Kid is dead and gone, And stuck inside a drawer, Perhaps he ate a bleeful scone, Or a rusted up chainsaw.

Derived terms

• bleefully
• bleefulness