driftful

English

Etymology

From drift +‎ -ful.

Adjective

driftful (comparative more driftful, superlative most driftful)

1. Marked by drift or lack of clear direction; drifty.
   • 2009, Diana Evans, The Wonder, page 151:

     So she reached up, this changed, driftful expression of herself, and she scratched him on the side of his head with the utensil she found in her hand.

   • 2019, Phoenix, Love In The Deep: An Urban Paranormal, volume 1:

     "Did you come up with that one all by yourself, or are you quoting what your wife said about me to make herself feel better about her own driftful ways?”

Derived terms

• driftfulness

Related terms

• driftless