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purtyful 

n.
The word pretty mean something very beautiful.
The word purty is something more pretty than pretty.
The word purtyful is something even more purty than purty and is used with more emotion; usually used in cute sentences to express great cuteness on something, for example used to express cuddly animals, stuffed animals, poems, drawings and things as such.
Sara spots a white bunny hoping around.
Sara: "OH EM GEE!!! It's so purtyful!!!!"
The bunny twitches its nose.
Me: "Yay! Must poke the purtyfulness! PURTY!!!!"
purtyful by +Little Miss Me!+ July 20, 2006
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purdyful 

A combination of beautiful and pretty (slang "purdy") in conjunction with a comfortable and relaxed social setting to express appreciation and gratitude.
Commenting on the first dance of a married couple: "That's purdyful."
purdyful by somatek June 7, 2011
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Purtiful 

A girl that is both pretty and beautiful on the outside and inside. A purtifull girl has a beautiful physical appearence but still contains that down to earth/sweetheart personality.
Kianah, the new girl at work, was so purtiful that all the guys were anxtious to meet her.
Purtiful by Psunami June 5, 2013

partyfulness 

A made up word made by moi!!! not denny!!!!
It means when ya in da mood 2 party!!!!
booty: dgc hav u got any partyfulness in ya 2day? cos i was finkin of havin a party!!!!!
dgc: of course i hav as long as deres a clown!!!!
partyfulness by booty and dgc September 28, 2004

Partyfulness 

A made up word!
When your in the mood to party!
"Is partyfulness a word?"
Partyfulness by Denny September 25, 2004
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