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I. full <-er, -est> [fʊl] ADJ

2. full (maximum):

full employment

3. full (busy and active):

4. full (rounded):

5. full (wide):

6. full wine:

Phrases:

II. full [fʊl] ADV

1. full (completely):

2. full (directly):

full

3. full (very):

III. full [fʊl] N

chock-full [tʃɒkˈfʊl, Am tʃɑ:k-] ADJ

full-blooded [ˌfʊlˈblʌdɪd] ADJ

1. full-blooded (wholehearted):

2. full-blooded (animal):

full-blown [ˌfʊlˈbləʊn, Am -ˈbloʊn] ADJ

full-blown disaster, scandal:

full board N

full-bodied [ˌfʊlˈbɒdɪd, Am -ˈbɑ:dɪd] ADJ

full-fledged ADJ Am

full-grown ADJ

full-length ADJ

1. full-length (for entire body):

2. full-length (not short):

full moon N

full-scale ADJ

1. full-scale (original size):

2. full-scale (all-out):

full stop N Brit, Aus

full time N sports

full-time ADJ

half-full ADJ

full-cream milk N