Phrases with «full»

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The word "full" means that something is completely filled or not lacking anything. Full definition

It's a lot easier to feel cozy with a big bowl of full of something spicy, just like this dish. (dellarice.com)
Even if you don't break the law, you're not in full control of your money. (canadianbusiness.com)
Check out their site for full details of qualifying selections. (football-bookmakers.com)
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