fuller

UK
/ˈfʊlə/
US
/ˈfʊlər/

Translations

fullernoun
fullers
pl
UK
/ˈfʊlə/
US
/ˈfʊlər/
The fuller was an important figure in the textile industry.
Фуллер был важной фигурой в текстильной промышленности.
Additional translations
fullerverb
fullered
Past Simple
fullered
Past Participle
fullering
Gerund
UK
/ˈfʊlə/
US
/ˈfʊlɚ/
Technical verb used in metalworking meaning to shape or groove hot metal with a fuller tool.
fulladjective

fuller

Comp.

fuller
Comp.
fullest
Super.
UK
/fʊl/
US
/fʊl/
The glass is full.
Стакан полный.
She had a full schedule today.
У нее был насыщенный график сегодня.
After dinner, I felt full.
После ужина я почувствовал себя сытым.

Definitions

fullernoun
A person who fulls cloth, which means to clean and thicken it by beating and washing.
The fuller worked diligently to ensure the fabric was properly cleaned and thickened.
A groove or channel, especially one made in a blade to reduce its weight.
The blacksmith added a fuller to the sword to make it lighter without compromising its strength.
A forging tool with a rounded or radiused face, used to spread or groove hot metal.
Using a bottom fuller, the smith created a deep indentation along the bar.
fullerverb
To shape or groove (hot metal) with a fuller tool.
The apprentice fullered the edge of the bar before flattening it.
fulladjective
Containing as much or as many as possible; having no empty space.
The glass was full, so she had to drink some before adding more water.
Complete in every detail; not lacking anything.
He gave a full account of the events that transpired during the meeting.
Having a large amount or number; abundant.
The garden was full of blooming flowers in the spring.
Having eaten to satisfaction; not hungry.
After the big dinner, everyone felt full and content.
Having a strong or intense quality.
The music was played at full volume, filling the room with sound.