1. Containing as much or as many as is possible or normal
2. Complete in extent or degree and in every particular; SYN. total.
3. Having the normally expected amount; SYN. good.
4. (Informal) Having consumed enough food or drink; SYN. replete.
5. (Of sound) Having marked depth and body

1. Very, extremely
2. Entirely
3. Straight, squarely

1. The highest or fullest state or degree
2. The utmost extent

To make (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering.

A logic circuit used in a computer to add binary digits. A full adder accepts three digital inputs (bits): 2 bits to be added and a carry bit from another digit position. It produces two outputs: a sum and a carry bit. Full adders are combined with two-input circuits called half adders to enable computers to add 4 or more bits at a time. See also carry bit, half adder.

At full capacity; with great intensity.

Descent from parents both of one pure breed.

With maximum effort or speed

A Wheatstone bridge configuration utilizing four active elements or strain gages.