fuller
noun(full-er)
one that fulls cloth
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noun(full-er)
a blacksmithing hammer for grooving and spreading iron
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biographical name(full-er)
Melville Weston 1833—1910 American jurist; chief justice U.S. Supreme Court (1888—1910)
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biographical name(full-er)
R(ichard) Buckminster 1895—1983 American engineer
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biographical name(full-er)
(Sarah) Margaret 1810—1850 MarchionessOssoli American critic and reformer
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biographical name(full-er)
Thomas 1608—1661 English divine and author
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adjective suffix(full-er)
full of
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adjective suffix(full-er)
characterized by
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adjective suffix(full-er)
having the qualities of
fuller
adjective(full-er)
containing as much or as many as is possible or normal —often used with of
fuller
adjective(full-er)
complete especially in detail, number, or duration
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adjective(full-er)
lacking restraint, check, or qualification
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noun(full-er)
an earthy substance that consists chiefly of clay mineral but lacks plasticity and that is used as an adsorbent, a filter medium, and a carrier for catalysts
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noun(full-er)
teasel