cloudfuladj.
/ˈklaʊdfʊl/ rare.
Full of clouds, cloudy, clouded. Quot. c1410 is very doubtful.
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c1410 T. Hoccleve Mother of God 109 (Phillipps MS.) To wasshe away our cloudeful offense [v.r. our cloud full of offence].]
1845 P. J. Bailey Festus (ed. 2) 245 The mind, when in a dark, hot, cloudful state.
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adj.1845- to have the defects of one's qualities
- to have the defects of one's virtues
- to have the dingbats
- to have the ear of a person
- to have the edge on
- to have the eminence of
- to have the etc end of the stick
- to have the face
- to have the face to do something
- to have the fairer
- to have the fairer of
- to have the field to oneself
- to have the foot of
- to have the forehand of
- to have the front
- to have the gallows in one's face
- to have the game by the throat
- to have the game in one's hands
- to have the gingerbread
- to have the good sense to
- to have the good sense to do something
- to have the goodness to do something
- to have the goods
- to have the goods on
- to have the governing in