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Full age

Full age, twenty-one years. a man is competent in law to do anything as a person of full age

accommodating the full height of the human figure as a full length mirror

full faith and credit clause often cap both Fs & both Cs : the clause in Article IV of

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full court : a court with all or the required number of the judges present called also full bench

full bench : full court

Full Court. The Judge Ordinary, with two other members of the Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes, constituted the

full evening dress for men

Full in form or shape rounded out with flesh

Person of full age, under the Settled Land Act,1925, means a person not being an infant, see Re Earl of Carnarvon's

Full wages last drawn, is construed to mean wages that were being drawn by him at the time of

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