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full, adj. 1. filled, filled up, filled to the brim or capacity, abrim, brimful, brimming; jam-packed, cram-full, shot through, chock-a-block, Inf. chock-full, Brit, chocker; stuffed, packed, crammed, crowded, solid, Inf. wall-to-wall; sated, satiated, gorged, glutted, cloyed.
2. complete, entire, whole, integral, total, gross, maximum; comprehensive, thorough, all-inclusive, catholic, liberal, generous; broad, all-encompassing, extensive, vast, voluminous; intact, unabridged, unshortened, uncut.
3. ample, sufficient, adequate, enough; well-supplied, well-stocked, well-equipped, well-furnished; abundant, plentiful, plenteous, plentitudinous, Inf. aplenty, replete, rife; flush, bountiful, bounteous, superabundant, copious, more than enough, inexhaustible.
4. bouffant, puffed out, puffy, balloonlike; mature, fully grown or developed, filled out, rounded out, well-rounded; shapely, well-shaped, curvaceous, full-figured, buxom, Inf. busty, voluptuous, sexy; stout, chunky, chubby, plump, pleasingly plump, pudgy, Chiefly Brit, podgy, hippy, steatopygous, heavy, overweight, fat. -adv. 5. directly, right, straight, squarely, smack, Inf. smack-dab.
6. quite, very, really, extremely, exceedingly; entirely, wholly, completely, altogether, thoroughly.
-n. 7. maximum, limit, utmost, full measure, as much as possible, as much as one could want; capacity, brim, top, tiptop.
8. in full completely, wholly, as a whole, entirely, in its entirety, in total, Latin, in toto without abridgment, without reduction.
9. to the full up, to the top or brim, to the maximum or utmost or limit, to the greatest extent or degree.
full-grown, adj. mature, adult, grown-up, fully grown; of age, marriageable, nubile, womanly, manly; ripe, ripened, fully developed, full-fledged, full-blown, in full bloom, in one's prime,
fullness, n. 1. satiation, satiety, the point of satisfaction; capacity, the fill, the top, the brim.
2. completeness, entirety, wholeness, totality, intactness; comprehensiveness, thoroughness, inclusiveness; broadness, extensiveness, vastness, voluminousness.
3. ampleness, sufficiency, adequacy, enough; abundance, plentifulness, plenteousness, plenty, repletion; richness, luxuriousness, profusion, copiousness.
4. maturity, matureness, ripeness; shapeliness, curvaceousness, buxomness, voluptuousness, voluptuosi-ty; roundness, roundedness, rotundity, rotundness, puffiness, swollenness, turgescence, tumidity, tumidness; plumpness, chubbiness, pudginess, Chiefly Brit. podginess, chunkiness, stoutness, hippiness, steatopy-gia, heaviness, fatness.
fully, adv. 1. completely, entirely, totally, blankly; comprehensively, in every respect, at length, from tip to toe, from head to foot, cap-a-pie, over every inch; thoroughly, inside out, heart and soul, root and branch. See - full (defs. 8, 9).
2. amply, sufficiently, adequately, enough; abundantly, plentifully, plenteously, Inf. aplenty; copiously, superabundantly, bountifully, generously,
fulminate, v. 1. detonate, explode, blow up, Archaic. displode; burst, Sl. bust, break open, fly apart, fly to pieces; go off, discharge, pop, shoot off, bang, blast or blast off; report, sound, boom, roar, thunder, clap.
2. Usu.
fulminate against denounce, condemn, denun-ciate, Inf knock, Sl. put down; decry, discredit, minimize, depreciate, disparage, belittle, deprecate, disapprove; criticize, animadvert on or upon, arraign,
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