full

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfʊl/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/fʊl/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fŏŏl)

Inflections of 'full' (adj):
fuller
adj comparative
fullest
adj superlative

Collocations for "full"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "full" in context.

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full

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
adj
  1. [write, type, fill out, state] your full [name, address]
  2. the full [details, specifications] (for)
  3. a full [tank, container, load] (of)
  4. the [stadium, hall, car park, room, bus] was full
  5. already have a full workload
  6. a full [range, selection] (of)
  7. the full [text, article, list, paragraph]
  8. (not) [getting, giving us] the full story
  9. a full [inspection, examination, medical, check-up]
  10. [got, put, had] him in a full nelson
  11. [take, claim, assume] full responsibility
  12. (go) full [steam, speed] ahead
  13. (at) full [speed, strength, power, volume]
  14. has the full [support, backing, blessing] of
  15. need your full [participation, attention] (on)
  16. [have, collect, buy, get] the full set
  17. a full set of [cards, nails, dentures, chromosomes]
  18. have a full [schedule, timetable, day]
  19. [live, lead] a (rich and) full life
  20. have a full and frank [discussion, exchange of views]
  21. have a full head of hair
  22. a head full of [dreams, crazy ideas]
  23. the [dinner, meal] made me (so) full
  24. am [completely, totally, uncomfortably] full
  25. feel [completely] full after [lunch, breakfast, dinner]
  26. [sleeping, running, swimming] on a full stomach
  27. full to [the brim, bursting] (with)
  28. have a full bladder
  29. [the, it's a] full moon
  30. (for) a full hour [after breakfast, afterwards]
  31. this [athlete, candidate, employee, student] is the full package
  32. am looking for the full package
  33. a full [coat, skirt, dress]
  34. [dresses, fashion, clothes] for the fuller figure
  35. (packed) full of information
  36. full of [energy, life, pride, energy, fun, beans, the joys of spring]
  37. vulgar, slang: full of [it, lies, crap]
  38. offensive, slang: full of [sh**, bullsh**]
  39. is (a little) too full of herself
  40. the referee [blew for, signaled] full time
adv
  1. as you know full well
  2. hit us full on
  3. hit him full in the face
additional examples
  1. [write, type, fill out, state] your full [name, address]
  2. the full [details, specifications] (for)
  3. a full [tank, container, load] (of)
  4. the [stadium, hall, car park, room, bus] was full
  5. already have a full workload
  6. a full [range, selection] (of)
  7. the full [text, article, list, paragraph]
  8. (not) [getting, giving us] the full story
  9. a full [inspection, examination, medical, check-up]
  10. a full-body [workout, cast, scan]
  11. [got, put, had] him in a full nelson
  12. [take, claim, assume] full responsibility
  13. (go) full [steam, speed] ahead
  14. (at) full [speed, strength, power, volume]
  15. has the full [support, backing, blessing] of
  16. need your full [participation, attention] (on)
  17. [have, collect, buy, get] the full set
  18. a full set of [cards, nails, dentures, chromosomes]
  19. have a full [schedule, timetable, day]
  20. [live, lead] a (rich and) full life
  21. have a full and frank [discussion, exchange of views]
  22. is a full-on [idiot, genius]
  23. (wearing) a full-length [dress, dress]
  24. have a full head of hair
  25. a head full of [dreams, crazy ideas]
  26. the [dinner, meal] made me (so) full
  27. am [completely, totally, uncomfortably] full
  28. feel [completely] full after [lunch, breakfast, dinner]
  29. [sleeping, running, swimming] on a full stomach
  30. I'm full up (after that meal)
  31. full to [the brim, bursting] (with)
  32. have a full bladder
  33. [the, it's a] full moon
  34. (for) a full hour [after breakfast, afterwards]
  35. this [athlete, candidate, employee, student] is the full package
  36. am looking for the full package
  37. a full [coat, skirt, dress]
  38. [dresses, fashion, clothes] for the fuller figure
  39. (packed) full of information
  40. full of [energy, life, pride, energy, fun, beans, the joys of spring]
  41. vulgar, slang: full of [it, lies, crap]
  42. offensive, slang: full of [sh**, bullsh**]
  43. is (a little) too full of herself
  44. a full-sized [house, meal, model]
  45. a full-time [position, job, shift, secretary]
  46. the referee [blew for, signaled] full time
  47. the glass is (only) half-full
  48. a glass-half-full (kind of) person
  49. the [bottle, glass] was [a third, three-quarters] full
  50. as you know full well
  51. hit us full on
  52. hit him full in the face
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