Full
In a state of containing the maximum possible amount or number of something; complete; saturated; experiencing the complete satisfaction of a desire or need; or marked by abundance or richness. It can describe a filled space, a satisfied feeling, or a quality of abundance. It implies no room for more, a sense of completeness, or a state of being intensely present.
Full meaning with examples
- The gas tank was Full after the recent fill-up, leaving no space for any more petrol. Now we can drive to our destination.
- After that massive Thanksgiving feast, her stomach was Full, making her lethargic and content. It was the best holiday meal!
- The concert hall was Full of cheering fans, creating an electric atmosphere for the performance. Everyone came!
- Her Full and vibrant painting displayed a remarkable use of colour and texture and was amazing to observe! Incredible!
- He lived a Full life, experiencing many adventures and leaving a positive impact on those he met. A life lived well!
Full Crossword Answers
3 Letters
WAX
4 Letters
MOON
TILT
GOOD
WIDE
5 Letters
BROAD
TOTAL
FULLY
SATED
6 Letters
LOADED
ENTIRE
FILLED
7 Letters
STOCKED
STUFFED
WIDECUT
REPLETE
PLENARY
8 Letters
FULLMOON
COMPLETE
9 Letters
TOTHEFULL
13 Letters
FULLOFTHEMOON
18 Letters
FULLPHASEOFTHEMOON
