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full adjective 1 drunk US, 1844. 2 heavily drugged. A shortening of 'full of drugs' UK, 1978. 3 pregnant TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1976
idiomfullbe full of yourselfto think only about yourself because you think you are more important than other people:Julie's a good-looking woman, but she's too full of herself for my liking.As a Hollywood reporter, you soon learn which actors are too full of themselves to talk to you.sb is full of itspoken said when you think that what someone says is wrong or stupid:Don't listen to Terri - she's full of it.He's so full of it - he kept saying he couldn't find a place to stay and that he just need to stay with me for a week or two.
See:- (as) full as a goog
- (as) full as a tick
- (at) full pelt
- (at) full steam
- (at) full throttle
- (at) full tilt
- (in) full rig
- (one's) hands are full
- a few bricks short of a (full) load
- a few cards short of a (full) deck
- a few cards shy of a (full) deck
- a full-court press
- a full-time job
- a mouth full of South
- allow (one) free rein
- allow (one) full rein
- allow (something) full play
- at full blast
- at full cock
- at full pelt
- at full speed
- at full strength
- at full stretch
- at full throttle
- at full tilt
- be as full as a boot
- be at full strength
- be at/below full strength
- be below full strength
- be full of (oneself)
- be full of beans
- be full of bull
- be full of crap
- be full of holes
- be full of piss and vinegar
- be full of the joys of spring
- be in full cry
- be in full flood
- be in full flow
- be in full swing
- be not playing with a full deck
- be not the full quid
- be on full alert
- be one brick short of a (full) load
- be one card short of a full deck
- be one card shy of a (full) deck
- be several bricks short of a (full) load
- be several cards short of a (full) deck
- be several cards short of a full deck
- bring (something) full circle
- chock full of
- chock full of (something)
- come full circle
- come to a full stop
- come/go full circle
- damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead
- dance card is full, my
- draw (oneself) up to (one's) full height
- draw yourself up/rise to your full height
- few bricks short of a load
- fill (someone) full of lead
- fill full of lead
- fill someone full of lead
- full as a goog
- full as a tick
- full blast
- full circle
- full circle, come
- full circle, come/go
- full English
- full marks
- full measure
- full of (oneself)
- full of beans
- full of bull
- full of crap
- full of holes
- full of hops
- full of hot air
- full of it
- full of life
- full of Old Nick
- full of oneself
- full of piss and vinegar
- full of prunes
- full of shizzle
- full of the devil
- full of the joys of spring
- full of years
- full of yourself
- full pelt/speed/tilt
- full plate
- full rig
- full sesh
- full speed ahead
- full speed/steam ahead!
- full steam ahead
- full steam/speed ahead
- full stop
- full throttle
- full tilt
- full tilt, at
- full to the brim
- full to the gills
- full up
- full well
- full whack
- full/short measure
- full-court press
- full-court press, a
- full-fledged
- full-tilt boogie
- full-time job
- get up a (full) head of steam
- give (full) vent to (something)
- give (one) free rein
- give (one) full rein
- give (something) full play
- give free rein to (one)
- give full rein to (one)
- give/allow somebody/something free/full rein
- glass half empty
- glass half full
- glass half full/half empty
- glass is half full, the
- go full circle
- have (one's) hands full
- have (one's) plate full
- have a bellyful (of something)
- have a snoot full
- have hands full
- have one's hands full
- have one's hands full, to
- have your hands full
- he that hath a full purse never wanted a friend
- hot air
- in full
- in full cry
- in full feather
- in full fig
- in full flight
- in full flood
- in full flow
- in full force
- in full gear
- in full measure
- in full spate
- in full swing
- in full view
- in full view (of someone or something)
- in the flush of
- in the full flush of (something)
- Is the glass half empty or half full?
- know full well
- know something full/perfectly/very well
- mouth full of South
- not playing with a full deck
- not the full quid
- not the full shilling
- on a full stomach
- one brick short of a (full) load
- one brick shy of a (full) load
- one card shy of a (full) deck
- play with a full deck
- pump (one) full of (something)
- pump (one) full of lead
- pump somebody full of something
- rise to (one's) full height
- see the glass as half empty
- see the glass as half full
- several bricks short of a (full) load
- several cards short of a (full) deck
- shoot full of holes
- short measure
- shot full of holes
- shot full of lead
- stuff (one's) head full of (something)
- stuff (someone, something, or oneself) full of (something)
- swing into full gear
- the full monty
- the glass is half full
- the wheel has come full circle
- the wheel has come/turned full circle
- the wheel has turned full circle
- the woods are full of (someone or something)
- the woods are full of something
- three bags full
- three bags full, sir
- to the full
- Tuesday's child is full of grace
- turn full circle
- two bricks shy of a (full) load
- woods are full of
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