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Definition of full
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of full is as below...
Full
(Compar.)
Filled
up,
having
within
its
limits
all that it can
contain;
supplied;
not empty or
vacant;
-- said
primarily
of
hollow
vessels,
and hence of
anything
else; as, a cup full of
water;
a house full of
people..
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Graced
::
Graced
(a.)
Endowed
with
grace;
beautiful;
full of
graces;
honorable.
Disregardfully
::
Disregardfully
(adv.)
Negligently;
heedlessly.
Rancorous
::
Rancorous
(a.) Full of
rancor;
evincing,
or
caused
by,
rancor;
deeply
malignant;
implacably
spiteful
or
malicious;
intensely
virulent..
Quakingly
::
Quakingly
(adv.)
In a
quaking
manner;
fearfully.
Snaggy
::
Snaggy
(a.) Full of
snags;
full of
short,
rough
branches
or sharp
points;
abounding
with
knots..
Argus Shell
::
Argus shell () A
species
of shell
(Cypraea
argus),
beautifully
variegated
with spots
resembling
those in a
peacock's
tail..
Thoroughly
::
Thoroughly
(adv.)
In a
thorough
manner;
fully;
entirely;
completely.
Spannishing
::
Spannishing
(n.) The full
blooming
of a
flower.
Pitfall
::
Pitfall
(n.) A pit
deceitfully
covered
to
entrap
wild
beasts
or men; a trap of any kind.
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
embellish;
to
change
fancifully;
to
present
under new
aspects,
as of form, key,
measure,
etc. See
Variation,
4..
Fraudful
::
Fraudful
(a.) Full of
fraud,
deceit,
or
treachery;
trickish;
treacherous;
fraudulent;
--
applied
to
persons
or
things..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) The
beater
of a
fulling
mill.
Dyspepsy
::
Dyspepsy
() A kind of
indigestion;
a state of the
stomach
in which its
functions
are
disturbed,
without
the
presence
of other
diseases,
or, if
others
are
present,
they are of minor
importance.
Its
symptoms
are loss of
appetite,
nausea,
heartburn,
acrid or fetid
eructations,
a sense of
weight
or
fullness
in the
stomach,
etc..
Siliculose
::
Siliculose
(a.) Full of, or
consisting
of,
husks;
husky..
Derelict
::
Derelict
(n.) A thing
voluntary
abandoned
or
willfully
cast away by its
proper
owner,
especially
a ship
abandoned
at sea..
Baleful
::
Baleful
(a.) Full of
deadly
or
pernicious
influence;
destructive.
High-palmed
::
High-palmed
(a.)
Having
high
antlers;
bearing
full-grown
antlers
aloft.
Spright
::
Spriggy
(a.) Full of
sprigs
or small
branches.
Clamorous
::
Clamorous
(a.)
Speaking
and
repeating
loud
words;
full of
clamor;
calling
or
demanding
loudly
or
urgently;
vociferous;
noisy;
bawling;
loud;
turbulent.
Mouth
::
Mouth (v. i.) To speak with a full,
round,
or loud,
affected
voice;
to
vociferate;
to
rant..
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