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Definition of full
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Full (v. i.) To
become
fulled
or
thickened;
as, this
material
fulls
well..
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Nocently
::
Nocently
(adv.)
Hurtfully;
injuriosly.
Dreadful
::
Dreadful
(a.) Full of dread or
terror;
fearful.
Inquisition
::
Inquisition
(n.) A court or
tribunal
for the
examination
and
punishment
of
heretics,
fully
established
by Pope
Gregory
IX. in 1235. Its
operations
were
chiefly
confined
to
Spain,
Portugal,
and their
dependencies,
and a part of
Italy..
Bailment
::
Bailment
(n.) A
delivery
of goods or money by one
person
to
another
in
trust,
for some
special
purpose,
upon a
contract,
expressed
or
implied,
that the trust shall be
faithfully
executed..
Sumac
::
Sum (v. t.) To have (the
feathers)
full
grown;
to
furnish
with
complete,
or
full-grown,
plumage..
Cogitabund
::
Cogitabund
(a.) Full of
thought;
thoughtful.
Full-sailed
::
Full-sailed
(a.)
Having
all its sails set,;
hence,
without
restriction
or
reservation..
Plenilunary
::
Plenilunary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the full moon.
Visitor
::
Visitor
() A
superior,
or a
person
lawfully
appointed
for the
purpose,
who makes
formal
visits
of
inspection
to a
corporation
or an
institution.
See
Visit,
v. t., 2, and
Visitation,
n., 2..
Assurance
::
Assurance
(n.) The act of
assuring;
a
declaration
tending
to
inspire
full
confidence;
that which is
designed
to give
confidence.
Bricky
::
Bricky
(a.) Full of
bricks;
formed
of
bricks;
resembling
bricks
or brick dust.
Disquisition
::
Disquisition
(n.) A
formal
or
systematic
inquiry
into, or
discussion
of, any
subject;
a full
examination
or
investigation
of a
matter,
with the
arguments
and facts
bearing
upon it;
elaborate
essay;
dissertation..
Plenipotentiary
::
Plenipotentiary
(a.)
Containing
or
conferring
full
power;
invested
with full
power;
as,
plenipotentiary
license;
plenipotentiary
ministers..
Mature
::
Mature
(superl.)
Brought
by
natural
process
to
completeness
of
growth
and
development;
fitted
by
growth
and
development
for any
function,
action,
or
state,
appropriate
to its kind;
full-grown;
ripe..
Summation
::
Summary
(a.) A
general
or
comprehensive
statement;
an
abridged
account;
an
abstract,
abridgment,
or
compendium,
containing
the sum or
substance
of a
fuller
account..
Fullery
::
Fullery
(n.) The place or the works where the
fulling
of cloth is
carried
on.
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. t.) To draw out to the full
length;
to cause to
extend
in a
straight
line; as, to
stretch
a cord or
rope..
Vermiculous
::
Vermiculous
(a.)
Containing,
or full of,
worms;
resembling
worms..
Satiate
::
Satiate
(v. t.) To
satisfy
the
appetite
or
desire
of; to feed to the full; to
furnish
enjoyment
to, to the
extent
of
desire;
to sate; as, to
satiate
appetite
or
sense..
Jocund
::
Jocund
(adv.)
Merrily;
cheerfully.
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