Full

What do we mean by full?

Containing all that is normal or possible. adjective

Complete in every particular. adjective

Amounting to three balls and two strikes. Used of a count. adjective

Having a base runner at first, second, and third base. adjective

Of maximum or highest degree. adjective

Being at the peak of development or maturity. adjective

Of or relating to a full moon. adjective

Having a great deal or many. adjective

Totally qualified, accepted, or empowered. adjective

Rounded in shape; plump. adjective

Having or made with a generous amount of fabric. adjective

Having an appetite completely satisfied, especially for food or drink. adjective

Providing an abundance, especially of food. adjective

Having depth and body; rich. adjective

Completely absorbed or preoccupied. adjective

Possessing both parents in common. adjective

Containing the maximum possible amount that can fit in the space available.

Complete; with nothing omitted.

Total, entire.

Having eaten to satisfaction, having a "full" stomach; replete.

(with of) Replete, abounding with.

(of physical features) Plump, round.

Of a garment, of a size that is ample, wide, or having ample folds or pleats to be comfortable.

Having depth and body; rich.

Having the mind filled with ideas; stocked with knowledge; stored with information.

Having the attention, thoughts, etc., absorbed in any matter, and the feelings more or less excited by it.

Filled with emotions.

Impregnated; made pregnant.

(postnominal) Said of the three cards of the same rank in a full house.

Drunk, intoxicated.

IN BRIEF: alkied, bent, drunk, intoxicated, loaded, lushed, tipsy, under the influence, etc. Urban Dictionary

To have had enought to eat Urban Dictionary

The simple and laziest way to reply to a friend that has just invited you to play a match on Call of Duty: Black Ops, letting them know that the server is full and you are not ignoring their request on the Playstation 3 Entertainment System. Urban Dictionary

Another street term for being drunk Urban Dictionary

Colloquial slang used in pockets of Australia. Used to mean "very" and/or "definitely". Urban Dictionary

Describing someone that is cool, fly, fresh, or looking good Urban Dictionary

Word coming from Norwegian/Swedish meaning drunk. Can also be used as English slang. Urban Dictionary

While playing hacky sack - A term that is used to describe all players in the circle making a legal touch on the hacky sack without the sack hitting the ground. Urban Dictionary

Used on Runescape, a set of all one kind of armor. Full rune would be all rune armor (rune platebody, rune helm, and rune platelegs) Urban Dictionary

The correct spelling of calling someone ignorant. ignorant does not = fool ignorant = full Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to full:
full.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word full:
calendar, moon, julian, load, partial, swing, length, professor, recovery, dress, scholarship, circle.

Words that rhyme with full:
bull, pull, wool, handful, mouthful, irish bull, spoonful, blue bull, hangul, roomful, bagful, sitting bull, schul, steel wool, pocketful, cotton wool, ruehl, schull, john bull, rock wool, turnbull, glass wool, virgin wool, boston bull, shetland wool, mineral wool, taurus the bull, mehul, raw wool, kuehl.

Adjectives that are often used to describe full:
half, ripe, cold, net, chock, past, little, young, old, ceremonious, non, owl, watery, fine, sack, adjective, main, unconscious, deep, empty, print, plain, mellow, beautiful, loud, less, sun, sable, select, than, how, best, warm, hilarious, gay, southern, breathless, better, predominant, part, close, heavy, adverse, weighty, house, luxe, steadfast, nile, widowed, guiltless, dusty, laden, steady, plenary, wonder, thought, formal, head, awake, bliss, ark, eagle, menacing, keep, curved, green, inconclusive, bright, naked, stark, huge, self, fresh, grace, pulse, cost, state, remorseful, prophetic, north.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective full:
time, range, employment, force, moon, length, speed, account, power, extent, view, text, advantage, use, name, swing, value, control, responsibility, development, discussion, circle, strength, details, potential, knowledge, load, support, year, measure, attention, amount, effect, description, capacity, powers, understanding, height, meaning, rights, weight, share, bloom, size, possession, confidence, set, participation, significance, report, term, story, complement, operation, stop, justice, authority, scope, list, expression, dress, impact, sun, explanation, membership, course, benefit, title, light, scale, credit, play, consideration, recognition, freedom, liberty, blast, width, lips, disclosure, recovery, gallop, consciousness, realization, price, cost, implications, minute, face, agreement, hour.

Consonant match to full:
fall, file, feel, foil, foul, fool, fell, fail, fill, fowl, foal, phil, phile, fil, foyle, fille, fel, faille, phyle, faul, phyll, feil, fiel, fahl, pfeil, phil-, pfohl, faal, fohl, fehl, pfahl, faile, faull, foale, foell.

Words that sound like full:
full, feel, fall, fool, fail, fell, fill, ful, file, foul, foil, phil, fowl, foal, fal, feal, fel, fiel, faul, fil, phile, fille, fol, fule, fale, foll, -ful, feil, faal, falle, phyle, foyle, phyll, faille, fele, fyl, phal, felle, foule, folle, phyl, phail, fahl, pfahl, fohl, pfohl, pfeil, faule, feile, -phile, fehl, filh, phil-, furl, firle, frl, fully, fuller, fle, fulls, fll, flah, flw, fulled, fuld, fulla, fulp, phl, flh, fulbe, fang, fing, fong, fung, feng, phong, phung, fange, fonge, awful, fae, eiffel, aweful, fai, fah, eyeful, afoul, eifel, faa, efl, -fy, a fool, fach, dphil, fache, fa la, afel, afal, afol, bphil.