Brimful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIMFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full to the brim
• filled with something to the point of overflowing
• completely filled with
• Full to the brim; completely full; ready to overflow.
• filled to capacity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ready to overflow

Words related to BRIMFUL

brimfull15 brimfully19

How to use BRIMFUL in a sentence

• Spring came at last, brimful of excitement and apologies.
• He held it up for me to look at, and lifted his eyes, brimful, till they met mine.
• Poor devil! he was essentially a man on wires, all sensibility and tremor, brimful of a cheap poetry, not without parts, quite without courage.
• The inner world of thought and the outer world of events are alike in this, that they are both brimful.
• He looked upon himself, and quite rightly, as an advanced and modern young man, brimful of ideas and thoroughly abreast of the thoughts and movement of the day.
• The tank however remained brimful of sparkling water.
• Brimful book, a collection of Mother Goose rhymes, animal stories.
• You felt as you listened to his pleadings that sin and salvation were terms brimful of meaning to him.
• But in spite of her great suffering she is the brightest, happiest one in the house, brimful and running over with fun and spirits.
• The little garden was so brimful of bloom that it overflowed within the window-sill.
• She had a pencil in her hand, and her face was brimful of something.
• It is brought out just at the holiday time, and is brimful of good things.
• The book is brimful of valuable hints and helps, and their value is not diminished by the fact that the style is racy and readable throughout.
• It is strange that the Irish, who are brimful of shrewd sense, use no more discretion about appointing schoolmasters than dispensary doctors.
• Marks has been thirty-five years in Burma, is still hale and hearty, brimful of reminiscences, and is one of the most amusing companions in the world.
• Elsie, brimful of high spirits, amused herself by teasing him with nice phrases culled from each of the six.
• Take it all in all, his was a happy life, brimful of work and enjoyment.
• Mulvaney is the finest creation of Kipling, and most of his stories are brimful of Irish wit.
• O Divine Providence! Lift to Thy lovers’ lips a cup brimful of anguish.
• Broken in health, his heart brimful of sorrows, he returned to this blessed place.
• Fry went home brimful of this new notion and poured it out to Mrs.
• All the early Christian writers, he believed, were brimful of imperfections.
• The two women flashed a glance brimful of significance at one another.
• Though brimful of life and energy, she has her moods also of dreamy melancholy.
• The building is brimful of the character and history of that period.
• It was then that their delirium reached its brimful measure and their treatment of those whom they had vanquished began to be daily more cruel and inhuman.
• To tell you the truth, though I was just now brimful of desire to see her, I have not a drop left since this piece of news about the demons.
• He was then in his prime, and looked brimful of energy.
• It is brimful of all the new facts that have shown themselves above ground in the course of the year.
• His big dark eyes were brimful of amusement and kindliness, and it was like coming into a warm room on a cold day to have his friendly glance directed upon you.
• Our own fire was made at the foot of a giant spruce, and must have been a surprise to that beautiful creature, evidently brimful of life.
• Every flower that has a cup, is holding it brimful of cool dew.
• We were both young, somewhat short of money, and brimful of fun.
• Martin, good helpful souls and brimful of compassion, went to and fro with their usual diligence almost as if this were nothing out of the common course of events.
• Behind them was an energetic-looking woman, with a benevolent brow, satirical mouth, and eyes brimful of hope and courage.
• It seemed very hard to give up the sport we had been having, and our heads were brimful of new schemes which we could hardly wait to put into practice.
• To little Luke, sitting on the doorstep of the farmhouse and looking out over the fresh fields and green meadows, the whole earth seemed brimful of happiness and joy.

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