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Definition full in American English

full adjective

adjective
/fʊl/
1

containing the largest amount that will fit in a particular place

Example

The gas tank is almost full.

Example

a full parking lot

Example

cans full of garbage

Example

The stadium is expected to be full to capacity for the game.

Synonyms and related words
full crowded packed
1.1

used for talking about how much of something there is in a container or place

Example

How full should I fill this pot?

Example

This potato chip bag is only half full.

Synonyms and related words
airtight full graduated
Example

She is expected to make a full recovery.

Example

a soldier dressed in full uniform

Example

full details/instructions

Example

I spent three full days in Paris.

Example

He is not yet playing to his full potential.

Synonyms and related words
thorough total pure
2.1

a full member of an organization has all the rights that a member can have

Synonyms and related words
relationship connection association
3

having or containing a lot of something

Example

Her life always seemed full of excitement.

Example

Your pants are full of holes!

Synonyms and related words
full crowded packed
4

not wanting to eat any more because you have eaten a lot

Example

"Would you like some dessert?" "No thanks, I'm full."

Example

You should never exercise on a full stomach.

Synonyms and related words
full gluttonous greedy
5

used for emphasizing that something is as loud, powerful, fast etc. as possible

Example

He turned the radio on full volume.

Example

Why is the heating on full blast on such a warm day?

Synonyms and related words
the nuclear option serious severe
6

busy

Example

I've had a full day at the office.

Example

She leads a very full life.

Synonyms and related words
madhouse lively hectic
7

if part of someone's body is full, it is large, wide, or has a round shape, especially in a way that is attractive

Example

full lips

8

a full piece of clothing is loose on your body because it contains a lot of cloth

Example

a full skirt

Synonyms and related words
A-line backless baggy
9

a full flavor is strong in a pleasant way

Synonyms and related words
tasty edible appetizing
Definition full in American English

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