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full of it

full of it adjective: minced oath of full of shit.

Adjective

full of it (comparative more full of it, superlative most full of it)

  1. (derogatory, euphemistic, idiomatic) Minced oath of full of shit.
    • Do you believe him? I think he's full of it.
    • “... You could use a little positive coverage, unless you’re seriously planning to dismantle that atomic time bomb across the water by waving placards and strumming protest songs. No disrespect.”
      A southerner growls: “Lady, you’re full of it.”
      “The interview’s over,” says the Native American. “Get...2004, David Mitchell, “Half-Lives: The First Luisa Rey Mystery”, in Cloud Atlas, →ISBN, page 123

Forms of full of it

comparativemore full of it
superlativemost full of it

Questions about full of it

What does full of it mean?
Full of it means minced oath of full of shit.
What part of speech is full of it?
Full of it is an adjective.

Words near full of it in the dictionary

  1. full of
  2. full of beans
  3. full of bread
  4. full of crap
  5. full of hot air
  6. full of it
  7. full of one's self
  8. full of oneself
  9. full of piss and vinegar
  10. full of shit
  11. full of the devil

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