shadeful

English

Etymology

shade +‎ -ful

Adjective

shadeful (comparative more shadeful, superlative most shadeful)

1. Full of shade; shady; shaded.
   • 1612, Michael Drayton, Poly-Olbion, The Third Song:

     The Eastern Avon vaunts, and doth upon her take
     To be the only child of shadeful Savernake [Forest],

   • 1917, Thomas Hardy, “Love the Monopolist (Young Lover’s Reverie)”, in Moments of Vision:

     Let yourself feel; and shadeful trees,
     Ripe corn, and apples red,
     Read as things barren and distasteful
     While we are separated!

Anagrams

• headfuls, headsful