styfuln.
/ˈstʌɪfʊl/ rare.
As many (swine) as a sty will hold.
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1875 R. D. Blackmore Alice Lorraine III. xx. 267 Mr. Bottler had designed..to slay a large styful of pigs.
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n.1875- over-magnify
- over-magnitude
- over-majority
- over-malapert
- over-marl
- over-marry
- over-mean
- over-measure
- over-mechanized
- over-meddle
- over-meddling
- over-meek
- over-mellow
- over-melodied
- over-merciful
- over-merit
- over-merrily
- over-merry
- over-mettled
- over-mickle
- over-mighty
- over-mild
- over-mill
- over-mitt
- over-mix