overfruitful
adj/ˌəʊvə(ɹ)ˈfɹuːtfəl/
Etymology
From over- + fruitful.
- inherited from fruitefull
Definitions
Excessively fruitful.
- Rhyme bounds and circumscribes an overfruitful fancy.
- In the Northern colonies shelter had to be sought from the storms and frosts of a rigorous climate. Food had to be gained mainly by the sweat of the brow, out of a soil in many parts not overfruitful, and everywhere needing labor and care.
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