Similar Words

— afloat
— air-filled
— ample
— awash
— booming
— brimful
— brimfull
— brimming
— chock-full
— chockablock
— chockful
— choke-full
— chuck-full
— complete
— congested
— cram full
— egg-filled
— engorged
— fail
— fall
— fallow
— feel
— fell
— fellow
— file
— fill
— filled
— flaw
— flooded
— flow
— flu
— fly
— foal
— foil
— follow
— folly
— fool
— foul
— foully
— fraught
— fully
— gas-filled
— glutted
— grumbling
— heavy
— high
— instinct
— inundated
— laden
— ladened
— loaded
— nourished
— orotund
— overflowing
— overfull
— overladen
— overloaded
— pear-shaped
— plangent
— pregnant
— replete
— rich
— riddled
— rotund
— round
— rumbling
— sonorous
— sounding
— sperm-filled
— stentorian
— stuffed
— untasted
— untouched
— weighed down
— well-lined
— whole

Misspelling

ffull, ful, fullll, fuull, phull, ull

Full — synonyms, full antonyms, definition

1. full (a)

114 synonyms

abundant accomplished adequate all all of all-inclusive ample assigned attached baggy big blunt bounteous brimful brimming broad bulging bustling busy charged • • •

2. full (Adjective)

3 synonyms

replete wide wide-cut

2 antonyms

empty thin

8 definitions

full (Adjective) — Containing as much or as many as is possible or normal. ex. "a full glass" ex. "a sky full of stars" ex. "a full life" ex. "the auditorium was full to overflowing"

full (Adjective) — Constituting the full quantity or extent; complete. ex. "gave full attention"

full (Adjective) — Complete in extent or degree and in every particular. ex. "a full game"

full (Adjective) — Filled to satisfaction with food or drink. ex. "a full stomach"

full (Adjective) — (of sound) having marked deepness and body. ex. "full tones" ex. "a full voice"

full (Adjective) — Having the normally expected amount. ex. "gives full measure"

full (Adjective) — Being at a peak or culminating point. ex. "full summer"

full (Adjective) — Having ample fabric. ex. "a full skirt"

2 see also

fullness fulness

3. full (Noun)

3 synonyms

full moon full phase of the moon full-of-the-moon

1 definition

full (Noun) — The time when the Moon is fully illuminated. ex. "the moon is at the full"

1 type of

phase of the moon

1 type

harvest moon

1 part of

month

4. full (Verb)

1 synonym

wax

3 definitions

full (Verb) — Beat for the purpose of cleaning and thickening. ex. "full the cloth"

full (Verb) — Make (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering.

full (Verb) — Increase in phase.

5 types of

alter beat change increase modify

5. full (Adverb)

2 synonyms

fully to the full

1 definition

full (Adverb) — To the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely. ex. "knew full well" ex. "full-grown" ex. "full-fledged"