gapful
Adjective
Having gaps; not gapless.
Usage- not-comparable
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In the non-relativistic limit, the both types of accompanied gapful modes become infinitely massive, disappearing from the spectrum.
Noun
A quantity that fills a gap.
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The spirit of a robust carnival gathering at a threshing could swoop inpulsively to serious horse-play: half a gapful of stones in a sack of oats to be carried to a loft or butting a heavy forkful of straw to " bring a man down off the ladder ".
The structural features of deposits, such as loosened, broken gapfuls between large boulders or segments of isolated rock masses.
Word forms
gapfuls