Meaning & Definition of word "Full"

Full

/fʊl/

1. The state of being full; fullness.
- Example: The full of the moon was beautiful.

1. Containing or holding as much as possible; filled to capacity.
- Example: The glass was full of water.
2. Having no empty space; filled completely.
- Example: The room was full of furniture.
3. Complete; entire; not lacking anything.
- Example: She completed the task in full.
4. Rich and deep in sound.
- Example: The orchestra played a full harmony.

1. To the greatest degree; completely.
- Example: I need to get the task done full speed.

Old English 'full', from Proto-Germanic '*fullaz', meaning 'filled, complete'.

full of oneself:

Having an excessively high opinion of oneself.

full speed ahead:

Moving swiftly forward with a plan or action.

full circle:

Returning to an original state or condition.

overflowing:

Flowing over the brim or beyond limits.

satiated:

Satisfied to the point of discomfort or fullness.

complete:

Having all the necessary elements or components.

Meaning: Completely satisfied or content.

Example Sentence: After that meal, I'm totally full.

Meaning: Drunk or high.

Example Sentence: He got full at the party last night.