tradeful
/ˈtreɪdf(ʊ)l/Now rare
adjective
Busy with trade. In early use also, of a person: †fully occupied or engaged in trading (obsolete ).
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Edmund Spenser (?1552–1599), poet and administrator in Ireland. From trade + -ful.
- family album
- family allowance
- family altar
- family benefit
- family bible
- family boat
- recording deck
- recording engineer
- recording fee
- recording head
- recording level
- recording rights
- recording room
- recording secretary
- recording van
- recordist
- Recordite
- record keeper
- record-keeping
- record label
- recordless
- record linkage
- record locking
- record office
- record player