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verbincrease in phase
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"the moon is at the full"nounthe time when the Moon is fully illuminatedtype of:part of:
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"fully grown" "he didn't fully understand" "knew full well" "full-grown" "full-fledged"adverbto the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form)
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"gave full attention"adjectiveconstituting the full quantity or extent; complete
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"gives full measure"adjectivehaving the normally expected amount
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"a full game"adjectivecomplete in extent or degree and in every particular
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"a full skirt"adjectivehaving ample fabric
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"a full stomach"adjectivefilled to satisfaction with food or drink
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"full summer"adjectivebeing at a peak or culminating point
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"full the cloth"verbbeat for the purpose of cleaning and thickeningtype of:
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"a full glass" "a sky full of stars" "a full life" "the auditorium was full to overflowing"adjectivecontaining as much or as many as is possible or normal
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sperm-filled filled flooded fraught gas-filled glutted heavy instinct inundated laden ladened loaded overflowing overfull overladen overloaded pregnant replete riddled stuffed untasted untouched weighed down well-lined afloat air-filled awash brimful brimfull brimming chock-full chockablock chockful choke-full chuck-full congested cram full egg-filled engorgedOpposite: -
verbmake (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering
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"full tones" "a full voice"adjective(of sound) having marked deepness and body
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- "the moon is at the full"
- "fully grown"
- "he didn't fully understand"
- "knew full well"
- "full-grown"
- "full-fledged"
- "gave full attention"
- "gives full measure"
- "a full game"
- "a full skirt"
- "a full stomach"
- "full summer"
- "full the cloth"
- "a full glass"
- "a sky full of stars"
- "a full life"
- "the auditorium was full to overflowing"
- "full tones"
- "a full voice"