a. [f. THRILL sb.1 + -FUL.] Full of thrills, thrilling.
1887. J. Ashby Sterry, Lazy Minstrel (1892), 234. O lilt of leaves! O song of sea! O mingled thrillful harmony!
1893. E. L. Wakeman, in Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch, 15 June. We … passed a thrillful hour at a genuine Whitechapel ‘penny gall.’
