enjoyful

English

Etymology

From enjoy +‎ -ful.

Adjective

enjoyful (comparative more enjoyful, superlative most enjoyful)

1. (proscribed, nonstandard) Full of enjoyment.
   • 2006, SAJOSPS, South Asian Journal of Socio-political Studies: SAJOSPS : a Multi Disciplinary Journal Devoted to the Study of Social Sciences, Volume 7

     The National Memorial, Ross Island, Viper Island, beautiful sandy beaches, creeks, marine life, flora, fauna, animals, corals, etc. which provide a splendid experience to the tourists who love enjoyful tour and who love our Indian history.

   • 2006, Martin Sixsmith, I Heard Lenin Laugh‎^[1]:

     Next day, Smerdyakov is having several meetings at Soviet embassy and returning in mid-afternoon with top enjoyful mind frame and telegraph cable from SMIRD in Moscow.