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full term

for the entire duration of normal pregnancy as a healthy full term baby of new born infants Opposite of premature

using all available resources of actions as a full scale effort to find the perpetrator

an entire page in a book or paper as a full page ad

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Full of courage or confidence

Full in form or shape rounded out with flesh

Having the orb or disk complete or fully illuminated like the full moon

knitted to fit the shape of the body as full fashioned hosiery

full age : age of majority

full evening dress for men

Full and large at the bottom as wigs worn by certain

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