magicful

English

Etymology

From magic +‎ -ful.

Adjective

magicful (comparative more magicful, superlative most magicful)

1. Possessing magic or magical qualities; magical
   • 1914, The Round Table, volume 61:

     And the radiant magicful light / Stirred in his heart a new-born desire, […]

   • 1995, Mid-American Review - Volumes 16-17:

     Frank told me that his grandfather worked on Coney Island in the forties. Said it was a "magicful place." Said the old man tended a show elephant named Tuffy, and that Tuffy killed three men in a year's time.

   • 1996, Carol B. Olson, Practical Ideas for Teaching Writing as a Process:

     Unicorns are nice and magicful...Their horns are gold and pretty.

   • 2013, Tony Beck, The Quest Of Millie Blackbeard:

     She could hardly accept that Grooders could do the magicful stuff they did; […]

Antonyms

• magicless