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What are words that end in the letters ful but not used as a suffix?

You're right to be curious! The combination "ful" is very commonly used as a suffix, meaning "full of" or "characterized by."

While there aren't many words ending in "ful" that aren't suffixes, here are a few possibilities:

* Ful: This is a word in itself, meaning "full" in Old English and occasionally still used today.

* Ful, as in "ful of" - sometimes found in older texts as a way of writing "full of."

It's important to note that these are very uncommon uses, and "ful" is overwhelmingly used as a suffix.

If you're looking for words that end in "ful" and are not suffixes, you're likely to find yourself in the realm of poetry or archaic language!

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