sb. nonce-wd. [f. YEAR + -FUL 2.] As much as fills a year.
1855. P. J. Bailey, The Mystic, 1.
| Who holds not life more yearful than the hours | |
| Since first into this world he wept his way, | |
| Erreth much, may be. |
1889. H. M. Stanley, in Daily News, 25 Nov., 5/4. Over a yearful of stirring events.
