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full on

full on adjective: all out.

Adjective

full on (comparative more full on, superlative most full on)

  1. All out.
  2. Out-and-out
  3. Overwhelming

Adverb

full on

  1. Totally; with full commitment.

Forms of full on

comparativemore full on
superlativemost full on
alternative formfull-on

Questions about full on

What does full on mean?
Full on means all out.
What part of speech is full on?
Full on can be an adjective or an adverb.

Words near full on in the dictionary

  1. full of oneself
  2. full of piss and vinegar
  3. full of shit
  4. full of the devil
  5. full of the joys of spring
  6. full on
  7. full out
  8. full outer join
  9. full outer joins
  10. full pelt
  11. full pint

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