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full1
adjective (fuller , fullest )
1 (also full of something) holding, containing or having as much as possible, or a large quantity.
2 complete do a full day's work .
3 detailed; thorough; including everything necessary a full report .
4 occupied My hands are full .
5 having eaten till one wants no more.
6 plump; fleshy the fuller figure full lips .
7 said of clothes: made with a large amount of material a full skirt .
8 rich and strong This wine is very full .
9 rich and varied a full life .
10 having all possible rights, privileges, etc a full member .
11 said of the moon: at the stage when it is seen as a fully-illuminated disc.
12 a said of a brother or sister: having the same parents as oneself (compare half-brother, half-sister);
b said of a cousin: see first cousin under cousin.
adverb
1 completely; at maximum capacity Is the radiator full on?
2 exactly; directly hit him full on the nose .
verb (fulled , fulling ) needlecraft to make something with gathers or puckers.
[Anglo-Saxon]
be full up
1 to be full to the limit.
2 to have had enough to eat.
full of something unable to talk about anything but it; engrossed in it full of her holidays .
full of oneself having too good an opinion of oneself and one's importance.
full of years literary or old use old; aged.
full-on not restrained or qualified; all-out a full-on confrontation .
full well perfectly well.
in full
1 completely.
2 at length; in detail reported in full .
in full rig with the maximum number of masts and sails.
in full swing at the height of activity.
to the full to the greatest possible extent.
adjective (fuller , fullest )
1 (also full of something) holding, containing or having as much as possible, or a large quantity.
2 complete do a full day's work .
3 detailed; thorough; including everything necessary a full report .
4 occupied My hands are full .
5 having eaten till one wants no more.
6 plump; fleshy the fuller figure full lips .
7 said of clothes: made with a large amount of material a full skirt .
8 rich and strong This wine is very full .
9 rich and varied a full life .
10 having all possible rights, privileges, etc a full member .
11 said of the moon: at the stage when it is seen as a fully-illuminated disc.
12 a said of a brother or sister: having the same parents as oneself (compare half-brother, half-sister);
b said of a cousin: see first cousin under cousin.
adverb
1 completely; at maximum capacity Is the radiator full on?
2 exactly; directly hit him full on the nose .
verb (fulled , fulling ) needlecraft to make something with gathers or puckers.
[Anglo-Saxon]
be full up
1 to be full to the limit.
2 to have had enough to eat.
full of something unable to talk about anything but it; engrossed in it full of her holidays .
full of oneself having too good an opinion of oneself and one's importance.
full of years literary or old use old; aged.
full-on not restrained or qualified; all-out a full-on confrontation .
full well perfectly well.
in full
1 completely.
2 at length; in detail reported in full .
in full rig with the maximum number of masts and sails.
in full swing at the height of activity.
to the full to the greatest possible extent.
full2
verb (fulled , fulling ) to shrink and beat (cloth) to thicken it.
[14c: from French fuler , from Latin fullo fuller]
fuller noun someone who fulls cloth.
verb (fulled , fulling ) to shrink and beat (cloth) to thicken it.
[14c: from French fuler , from Latin fullo fuller]
fuller noun someone who fulls cloth.
full beam
noun (usu at full beam) said of a vehicle's headlights: the strongest, undipped, setting.
noun (usu at full beam) said of a vehicle's headlights: the strongest, undipped, setting.
full board
noun accommodation at a hotel, guesthouse, etc including the provision of all meals, etc. Also called US American plan. Compare half board.
noun accommodation at a hotel, guesthouse, etc including the provision of all meals, etc. Also called US American plan. Compare half board.
full dress
noun the style of dress to be worn on formal or ceremonial occasions.
as adjective (full-dress) a full-dress occasion .
noun the style of dress to be worn on formal or ceremonial occasions.
as adjective (full-dress) a full-dress occasion .
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