[-FUL.] The fill of an urn.
c. 1645. Howell, Lett., IV. vii. (1688), 441. Q. Artemisia who had an Urnful of her Husband Mausolus’s Ashes in the Closet, whereof she would take down a Dram every Morning next her Heart; saying, that her Body was the fittest Place to be a Sepulcher to her dear Husband.
1820. Monthly Rev., XCIII. 539. Here is another such urnfull of posthumous remains.
1864. Webster.
