full of in English
filled with, having a great deal or number of, penetrated with
Use "full of" in a sentence
1. Actious: Active; full of activity; full of energy.
2. Out there, full of shine and full of sparkle
3. Actious (obsolete) active; full of activity; full of energy
4. Full of walkers.
5. Chock full of (something) Having a lot of something; very full of something
6. Lit., “full of adulteress.”
7. Islands Full of Promise
8. signs full of portent.
9. Full of nature's grace.
10. He's full of conceit.
11. Roses full of thorns.
12. Mouth full of balls.
13. Papa's full of shit.
14. Greg's full of crap .
15. It's full of history, and also full of underground bunkers and ruins from the war.
16. Craggy definition, full of crags
17. You're full of static electricity.
18. Hail Mary, full of grace.
19. Guess I'm full of surprises.
20. Love is full of trouble.
21. He's so full of crap.
22. It's full of political appointees.
23. He is full of curiosity.
24. London was full of mangroves.
25. Life is full of uncertainty.
26. He is full of pluck.
27. He is full of blarney.
28. 16 You're full of shit .
29. You are full of shit!
30. and it's full of fleas.
31. 21 She's full of vitality.
32. Chock full of Something Meaning
33. YEAH, THEY'RE FULL OF RUST.
34. Full of bird and game.
35. He was full of bonhomie.
36. 12 He's full of beans.
37. She's so full of life.
38. Bumping: [adjective] full of people
39. It's full of reader's letters.
40. The trench full of water.
41. Oh, I'm full of love.
42. songs full of teenage angst.
43. He is full of guile.
44. He is full of deceit.
45. Nasty history, full of lies, full of Biases!” ― Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder
46. Crowded (with something) full of something
47. Awful Cloth: Clothing Full of Awe
48. This place is full of product.
49. The streets were full of litter.
50. The laundry was full of steam.