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Fullness of branches

Characterized by fullness clearness strength and smoothness ringing and musical said of the voice or manner of utterance

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Fullness full persuasion

Fullness of sperm or seed the passage of more than one spermatozooumln into the vitellus in the impregnation of

Full of breath full of odor fragrant

Plenarty [plenus, full, Lat.], said of a benefice when full, or possessed by an incumbent; opposed to vacancy, 3 Steph. Com.

Too full filled to overflowing excessively full surfeited

Full of levity dancing playing or frisking about full of pranks frolicsome gay merry

Full to the brim completely full ready to overflow

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