aimful
/ˈeɪmf(ʊ)l/adjective
Originally: †with precise or careful aim (obsolete rare ). Later: having aim or purpose (frequently in actual or implied contrast to aimless).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Aaron Hill (1685–1750), writer and entrepreneur. From aim + -ful.
- medicamentous
- Medicare
- Medicare levy
- medicaster
- medicate
- medication
- medicative
- medicator
- Medicean
- Medici
- Medici collar
- Medici lace
- medicinal
- medicinal leech
- medicinally
- medicine
- medicine ball
- Medicine Bow Mountains
- medicine cabinet
- preparatorily
- preparatory
- preparatory school
- preparatory to
- pre-pardon
- prepare