To the brim

adjective

1. Containing as much or as many as is possible or normal

   "a full hamper"

2. Complete especially in detail, number, or duration

   "a full report"

3. Lacking restraint, check, or qualification

   "full retreat"

4. Having all distinguishing characteristics enjoying all authorized rights and privileges

   "full member"

5. Not lacking in any essential perfect

   "in full control of your senses"

6. Being at the highest or greatest degree maximum

   "full speed"

7. Being at the height of development

   "full bloom"

8. Being a full moon completely illuminated

   "the moon is full tonight"

9. Rounded in outline

   "a full figure"

10. Possessing or containing a great number or amount
11. Having an abundance of material especially in the form of gathered, pleated, or flared parts

    "a full skirt"

12. Used as an intensive to emphasize the large size of an amount
13. Rich in experience

    "a full life"

14. Satisfied especially with food or drink

    "He was full after eating the large supper."

15. Large enough to satisfy

    "a full meal"

16. Completely weary
17. Having both parents in common

    "full sisters"

18. Having volume or depth of sound

    "full tones"

19. Completely occupied especially with a thought or plan

    "full of his own concerns"

20. Possessing a rich or pronounced quality

    "a food of full flavor"

adverb

1. Very, extremely

   "knew full well they had lied to me"

2. Entirely

   "swung full around"

3. Straight, squarely

   "got hit full in the face"

noun

1. The highest or fullest state or degree

   "the full of the moon"

2. The utmost extent

   "enjoy to the full"

verb

1. To become full
2. To make full in sewing

verb

1. To shrink and thicken (woolen cloth) by moistening, heating, and pressing

adverb

1. At full capacity with great intensity

adjective

1. Full-blooded

noun

1. A full-blooded individual

adjective

1. Of unmixed ancestry purebred
2. Florid, ruddy

   "of full-blooded face"

3. Forceful

   "full-blooded prose style"

4. Lacking no particulars genuine
5. Containing fullness of substance rich

adjective

1. Fully mature
2. Being at the height of bloom
3. Full-fledged
4. Possessing or exhibiting all the usual or necessary features or symptoms

   "a general philosophy, if not a full-blown ideology, is emerging"