heavenful
/ˈhɛvnfʊl/noun
A quantity sufficient to fill heaven; as many or as much as heaven or the sky can hold.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Rutherford (c1600–1661), Church of Scotland minister and political theorist. From heaven + -ful.
- leadenness
- leaden seal
- leader
- leader board
- leaderene
- leaderless
- leaderless resistance
- Leader of the House
- leadership
- leadership contest
- lead foot
- lead-footed
- lead-free
- lead from the front
- lead generation
- lead glass
- lead guitar
- lead guitarist
- lead-in
- leading
- leading aircraftman
- leading aircraftwoman
- leading article
- leading counsel
- leading dog