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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.)
Abundantly
furnished
or
provided;
sufficient
in.
quantity,
quality,
or
degree;
copious;
plenteous;
ample;
adequate;
as, a full meal; a full
supply;
a full
voice;
a full
compensation;
a house full of
furniture..
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Pomegranate
::
Pomegranate
(n.) The fruit of the tree
Punica
Granatum;
also, the tree
itself
(see
Balaustine),
which is
native
in the
Orient,
but is
successfully
cultivated
in many warm
countries,
and as a house plant in
colder
climates.
The fruit is as large as an
orange,
and has a hard rind
containing
many
rather
large
seeds,
each one
separately
covered
with
crimson,
acid
pulp..
Handily
::
Handily
(adv.)
In a handy
manner;
skillfully;
conveniently.
Bustle
::
Bustle
(n.) A kind of pad or
cushion
worn on the back below the
waist,
by
women,
to give
fullness
to the
skirts;
--
called
also
bishop,
and
tournure..
Tristfully
::
Tristfully
(adv.)
In a
tristful
manner;
sadly.
Carol
::
Carol (v. i.) To sing; esp. to sing
joyfully;
to
warble.
Disseize
::
Disseize
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
seizin
or
possession;
to
dispossess
or oust
wrongfully
(one in
freehold
possession
of
land);
--
followed
by of; as, to
disseize
a
tenant
of his
freehold..
Cavernous
::
Cavernous
(a.) Full of
caverns;
resembling
a
cavern
or large
cavity;
hollow.
Dangerous
::
Dangerous
(a.)
Attended
or beset with
danger;
full of risk;
perilous;
hazardous;
unsafe.
Scornful
::
Scornful
(a.) Full of scorn or
contempt;
contemptuous;
disdainful.
Spur
::
Spunky
(superl.)
Full of
spunk;
quick;
spirited.
Grimy
::
Grimy
(superl.)
Full of
grime;
begrimed;
dirty;
foul.
Dinsome
::
Dinsome
(a.) Full of din.
Craggy
::
Craggy
(a.) Full of
crags;
rugged
with
projecting
points
of
rocks;
as, the
craggy
side of a
mountain..
Rosland
::
Rosland
(n.)
heathy
land; land full of
heather;
moorish
or
watery
land.
Hooky
::
Hooky (a.) Full of
hooks;
pertaining
to
hooks.
Cledge
::
Cledge
(n.) The upper
stratum
of
fuller's
earth.
Granuliferous
::
Granuliferous
(a.) Full of
granulations.
Discontentful
::
Discontentful
(a.) Full of
discontent.
Discordful
::
Discordful
(a.) Full of
discord;
contentious.
Squatter
::
Squatter
(n.) One who
squats;
specifically,
one who
settles
unlawfully
upon land
without
a
title.
In the
United
States
and
Australia
the term is
sometimes
applied
also to a
person
who
settles
lawfully
upon
government
land under
permission
and
restrictions,
before
acquiring
title..
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