Meaning offullin English

Adjective

1. completely filled; maximum capacity
2. entire; whole; total
   The full moon was visible in the night sky.
3. complete; without omission
   The company provided a full description of the product.
4. eaten to satisfaction; replete
   After eating the large meal, I felt full and content.
5. abounding with something
   The city was full of life and energy during the festival.
6. carrying the maximum possible amount
   The tank was full of gasoline when we started the trip.
7. plump and rounded; physically complete
   The full figure of the woman was evident in the painting.
8. entirely illuminated (moon)
   The full moon rose high in the sky, shining brightly.
9. having depth and richness; complex
   The novel had a full sound, with intricate characters and plotlines.
10. completely absorbed; emotionally engaged
    The audience was full of excitement and anticipation before the concert.
11. filled with strong emotions; passionate
    The poet's words were full of sorrow and longing for her lost love.
12. three of a kind (poker)
    The player laid down a full house, beating his opponent's straight.