batful

Batful

Bat"ful\, a. [Icel. bati amelioration, batna to grow better; akin to AS. bet better. Goth. ga-batnan to profit. ?255. Cf. Batten, v. i., Better.] Rich; fertile. [Obs.] "Batful valleys." --Drayton.
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