vitaminful

English

Etymology

From vitamin +‎ -ful.

Adjective

vitaminful (comparative more vitaminful, superlative most vitaminful)

1. (dated) Rich in vitamins.
   • 1933 July 6, “Lowly Prune Stages Real Comeback”, in The Wisconsin State Journal, volume 142, number 95, Madison, Wis., page 12:

     Today the prune comes to you just as healthful and vitaminful as ever—but with a face lifted and a kiss delicately implanted by a California sun.