cityful
/ˈsɪtɪfʊl/noun
As much or as many as would fill a city. Frequently in hyperbolical use. Chiefly with of.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Irving (1792–1834), preacher and theologian. From city + -ful.
- fairy bluebird
- fairy book
- fairy bread
- fairy butter
- fairy cake
- fairy cap
- fairy cheeses
- fairy chess
- fairy court
- fairy cups
- fairy cycle
- fairy dance
- fairy dart
- fairydom
- fairy dust
- fairy eggs
- fairy fingers
- fairy flax
- fairy floss
- fairy fly
- fairy gift
- fairy glove
- fairy godfather
- fairy godmother
- fairy-godmotherly