smileful

English

Etymology 1

From smile +‎ -ful.

Adjective

smileful (comparative more smileful, superlative most smileful)

1. Full of smiles.

Etymology 2

From smile +‎ -ful.

Noun

smileful (plural smilefuls or smilesful)

1. A quantity revealed by a smile.
   • 2001, Michelle Beaudry, The Slam Club: How to Stop Miserable People from Making You Miserable:

     ...it seems to make sense, yet it is all dimly disturbing and oddly unsatisfying, a great confusing wad of misdirection oozing out of a smileful of charm.

   • 2005, C. Justin Romano, The Gathering:

     Leitzia flashed a smileful of spite at the stunned knight.

   • 2016, Robin Morgan, Dry Your Smile: A Novel:

     Then he flashed me a smileful of teeth.