a. [f. FLAW sb. + -FUL.] Full of flaws or defects.
1881. Furnivall, Lett., 24 Nov. You American girls … insist on all us flawful men … being as good and flawless as you are.
1893. Daily News, 29 March, 5/2. Few persons have left flawless poems, but Vaughan’s are particularly flawful.
