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, bailoonlike; 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.