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full
Noun
the time when the Moon is fully illuminated
synonym
full moon
full phase of the moon
full-of-the-moon
holo part
month
hypernym
phase of the moon
hyponym
harvest moon
full
Adjective
containing as much or as many as is possible or normal
antonym
empty
derivation
fullness
attribute
fullness
similar
afloat
air-filled
awash
brimful
brimfull
brimming
chock-full
chockablock
chockful
choke-full
chuck-full
congested
cram full
egg-filled
engorged
filled
flooded
fraught
gas-filled
glutted
heavy
imbued
instinct
inundated
laden
ladened
loaded
overflowing
overfull
overladen
overloaded
pregnant
replete
riddled
sperm-filled
stuffed
stuffed
untasted
untouched
weighed down
well-lined
(of sound) having marked deepness and body
antonym
thin
derivation
fullness
similar
booming
grumbling
heavy
orotund
pear-shaped
plangent
rich
rotund
round
rumbling
sonorous
sounding
stentorian
having the normally expected amount
synonym
good
similar
ample
complete in extent or degree and in every particular
synonym
total
derivation
fullness
similar
complete
being at a peak or culminating point
synonym
broad
similar
high
filled to satisfaction with food or drink
synonym
replete
similar
nourished
constituting the full quantity or extent; complete
synonym
entire
total
similar
whole
having ample fabric
synonym
wide
wide-cut
derivation
fullness
similar
ample
full
Verb
increase in phase
synonym
wax
hypernym
increase
make (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering
hypernym
alter
change
modify
beat for the purpose of cleaning and thickening
derivation
fuller
other
fuller
hypernym
beat
full
Adverb
to the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form)
synonym
fully
to the full
exemplifies
combining form
full vs afloat
full vs air-filled
full vs alter
full vs ample
full vs ample
full vs awash
full vs beat
full vs booming
full vs brimful
full vs brimfull
full vs brimming
full vs broad
full vs change
full vs chock-full
full vs chockablock
full vs chockful
full vs choke-full
full vs chuck-full
full vs complete
full vs congested
full vs cram full
full vs egg-filled
full vs empty
full vs engorged
full vs entire
full vs filled
full vs flooded
full vs fraught
full vs full moon
full vs full phase of the moon
full vs full-of-the-moon
full vs fuller
full vs fullness
full vs fullness
full vs fullness
full vs fullness
full vs fully
full vs gas-filled
full vs glutted
full vs good
full vs grumbling
full vs harvest moon
full vs heavy
full vs heavy
full vs high
full vs imbued
full vs increase
full vs instinct
full vs inundated
full vs laden
full vs ladened
full vs loaded
full vs modify
full vs nourished
full vs orotund
full vs overflowing
full vs overfull
full vs overladen
full vs overloaded
full vs pear-shaped
full vs phase of the moon
full vs plangent
full vs pregnant
full vs replete
full vs replete
full vs rich
full vs riddled
full vs rotund
full vs round
full vs rumbling
full vs sonorous
full vs sounding
full vs sperm-filled
full vs stentorian
full vs stuffed
full vs stuffed
full vs thin
full vs to the full
full vs total
full vs total
full vs untasted
full vs untouched
full vs wax
full vs weighed down
full vs well-lined
full vs whole
full vs wide
full vs wide-cut
Other words that start with:
“F”
,
“FU”
,
“FUL”
,
“FULL”
or end with:
“L”
,
“LL”
,
“ULL”
,
“FULL”
.
Other nouns that start with:
“F”
,
“FU”
,
“FUL”
,
“FULL”
or end with:
“L”
,
“LL”
,
“ULL”
,
“FULL”
.
Other adjectives that start with:
“F”
,
“FU”
,
“FUL”
,
“FULL”
or end with:
“L”
,
“LL”
,
“ULL”
,
“FULL”
.
Other verbs that start with:
“F”
,
“FU”
,
“FUL”
,
“FULL”
or end with:
“L”
,
“LL”
,
“ULL”
,
“FULL”
.
Other adverbs that start with:
“F”
,
“FU”
,
“FUL”
,
“FULL”
or end with:
“L”
,
“LL”
,
“ULL”
,
“FULL”
.
Words unscrambled from / built with letters:
“FULL”
.
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