Results for full

Definition of full:

• part of speech: (verb intransitive)

  To become full.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Well supplied; holding all that can be contained; stored; stuffed; sated; complete; clear; distinct; mature.

• part of speech: (noun)

  State of being satiated, as, fed to the full.

• part of speech: (verb)

  To scour or cleanse; to make compact, or to thicken in a mill.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Fully.

• part of speech: (verb transitive)

  To scour and thicken, as cloth.

• part of speech: (adverb)

  Without abatement; with the whole effect; completely; exactly, as, full in the face; placed before adj., ad., and other words, to strengthen their significations, as, full many a flower.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Quite; entirely.

• part of speech: (noun)

  Complete measure.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Having all it can contain; occupied; complete.

Usage examples for full:

“ " Now I suppose I can leave and join General Blair," said Lawrence, after he had given General Schofield a full report of what had happened. ” The Courier of the Ozarks, - Byron A. Dunn.

“ The room is full of them. ” The Twilight of the Souls, - Louis Couperus.