full
No room left
The adjective and adverb full is related to the verb fill and has associated meanings.
Full characterizes things that are filled up, large and rounded rather than thin or narrow, or having a replete and robust quality: The hotel offers a full range of accommodations.
If you know something full well there is no question that you know it.
Something that’s full blown has all the qualities of that thing: His HIV morphed into full-blown AIDS.
Someone who’s full of something expresses or shows a great deal of it: She’s full of mirth.
Filled beyond comfort
- crammedOverfilled or overstuffed
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- jammedUnable to move freely
- brimmingFull to the top
bursting · overflowing · teeming · congested · laden · bulging · heaving · sardined
Filled beyond capacity
- satisfiedHaving enough, wanting nothing
- repleteCompletely filled
- satedFilled to excess
- fedGave nourishment to
gorged · nourished · glutted · content · gratified · surfeited · well-fed · bloated
Lacking no part
- wholeFull and undivided
- totalComplete sum
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- intactNot damaged or altered
undivided · unabridged · exhaustive · all-encompassing · inclusive · integral · thorough · unbroken
Having enough, wanting nothing
- contentWhat something contains
- realizedBecame aware of
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- gratifiedMade content or pleased
actualized · complete · achieved · purposeful · rewarded · happy · whole · thriving
Existing in abundance
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
- richHaving much of something
- teemingAbundantly full of
- profuseExtremely abundant, overflowing
generous · luxuriant · overflowing · replete · voluminous · extensive · opulent · abounding
Exceeding capacity, spilling out
- spillingLiquid flowing over edges
- excessSurplus beyond need
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
- floodingOverwhelming water accumulation
cascading · overfilled · gushing · streaming · pouring · deluged · inundated · awash
Heavy or significant
- heftyConsiderable in weight
- bulkyLarge and awkward to handle
- substantialOf notable size or importance
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
laden · dense · ponderous · burdensome · cumbersome · loaded · leaden · solid
crowded
Filled beyond comfort
brimming · bursting · overflowing · teeming · congested · laden · bulging · heaving · sardined · overcrowded
stuffed
Filled beyond capacity
fed · gorged · nourished · glutted · content · gratified · surfeited · well-fed · bloated · engorged
entire
Lacking no part
- wholeFull and undivided
- totalComplete sum
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
intact · undivided · unabridged · exhaustive · all-encompassing · inclusive · integral · thorough · unbroken · perfect
satisfied
Having enough, wanting nothing
- contentWhat something contains
- realizedBecame aware of
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
gratified · actualized · complete · achieved · purposeful · rewarded · happy · whole · thriving · self-actualized
copious
Existing in abundance
profuse · generous · luxuriant · overflowing · replete · voluminous · extensive · opulent · abounding · lavish
overflowing
Exceeding capacity, spilling out
flooding · cascading · overfilled · gushing · streaming · pouring · deluged · inundated · awash · swamped
weighty
Heavy or significant
- heftyConsiderable in weight
- bulkyLarge and awkward to handle
- substantialOf notable size or importance
massive · laden · dense · ponderous · burdensome · cumbersome · loaded · leaden · solid · thick
- full nameAll given names together
- full circleReturn to origin
- half fullContaining fifty percent capacity
- full timeComplete work schedule
- full speedMaximum rate of motion
- full priceAmount without reductions
careful, peaceful, beautiful, joyful, fully, playful, harmful, hopeful, graceful