Fuller

/ˈfʊlər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or thing that makes something fuller.

He worked as a fuller, treating the wool to make it denser.

adjective

Comparative form of full; having a greater degree of fullness.

The second glass of water was fuller than the first.

Richer or more intense in quality.

Her voice sounded fuller after she had warmed up.

A term used to describe a more complete or elaborate version of something.

The revised report provided a fuller analysis of the data.

From Middle English 'fuller', derived from Old English 'fullian' meaning 'to make full'.

fuller figure:

A form that is more rounded and has more volume.

fuller life:

A life that is richer and more fulfilling.

fuller sound:

A sound that is more resonant or deep.

Someone who is considered to be plump or overweight but in a positive way.

She's not skinny, she's just fuller in all the right places.

Used informally to describe someone who enhances their presence or charisma.

He has a fuller personality that draws people in.