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ADJ	full \| fuller \| fullest
VERB	to full \| fulled \| fulled fulling \| fulls
SYNO	full \| fully \| to the full ...
full \| fully \| to the full full \| full moon \| full phase of the moon \| full-of-the-moon full \| good full \| total broad \| full full \| replete to full \| to wax entire \| full \| total full \| wide \| wide-cut © Princeton University

full: plenus {adj}
repletus {adj}
frequens {adj}
germanus {adj}
full brother: germanus {m}
full sister: germana {f}
at full length: plenus {adj}
full of action: gestuosus {adj}
full of activity: actuosus {adj}
full of blood: sanguinolentus {adj}
full of caverns: speluncosus {adj}
full of caves: speluncosus {adj}
full of clamor [Am.]: clamosus {adj}
full of clamour [Br.]: clamosus {adj}
full of corners: angulosus {adj}
full of discord: seditiosus {adj}
full of disturbance: perturbidus {adj}
full of eddies: verticosus {adj}
vorticosus {adj}
full of fancies: imaginosus {adj}
full of foliage: nemorosus {adj}
full of forks: furcosus {adj}
full of freckles: lentiginosus {adj}
full of gestures: gestuosus {adj}
full of gravel: glareosus {adj}
full of joy: gaudivigens {adj}
full of juice: ebriosus {adj}
full of knots: ulcerosus {adj}
full of labor: operosus {adj}
full of life: vividus {adj}
full of light: luminosus {adj}
full of marrow: medullosus {adj}
full of moisture: uliginosus {adj}
full of natron: nitrosus {adj}chem.
full of noise: clamosus {adj}
full of sand: sabulosus {adj}
full of scales: squamosus {adj}
full of shallows: vadosus {adj}
full of smoke: fumeus {adj}
fumidus {adj}
full of sores: ulcerosus {adj}
full of spots [postpos.]: maculosus {adj}
full of suspicion: suspiciosus {adj}
full of water: aquilentus {adj}
full of whirlpools: vorticosus {adj}
verticosus {adj}
full of wine: vinosus {adj}oenol.
full of woods: nemorosus {adj}
having full power: plenipotens {adj}
possessing full power: plenipotens {adj}
full of dilated veins: varicosus {adj}
full of ill omens: abominosus {adj}
full of spider webs: araneosus {adj}
I am in full possession of my reason and senses.: Sane sapio et sentio.

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