adjective
fuller; -est
containing or holding as much or as many as possible
always used before a noun
not lacking anything :complete in number, amount, etc.
The phrase a full is often used to stress the large size of an amount.
not limited in any way
not reduced or shortened
existing or working at the highest or greatest degree :developed as much as possible
a always used before a noun :including many things
involving many activities
having a rounded shape :not thin or narrow
having or containing a great number or amount of something
having eaten all that is wanted
b always used before a noun :large enough to satisfy hunger
having a large amount of material
having a large amount of hair
thinking of something all the time
If you are full of yourself, you think of yourself more than you should.
having a strong and pleasing quality
of the moon :appearing as a bright circle
full blast
full count
full of beans
full of crap/shit
informal + offensive :not to be believed :saying things that are not true
full of it
informal + sometimes offensive :not to be believed
full steam/speed ahead
used to say that something is being done with as much speed and power as possible
have your hands full
not playing with a full deck
to the fullest
in a very active and energetic way
adverb
as much as possible :entirely or completely
directly or squarely
full out
with as much effort as possible
full well
formal :very well
noun
in full
entirely or completely
to the full
to a great or complete degree
in a very active and energetic way
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