full send
full send verb: to go all out; to act with the maximum possible effort.
Verb
full send (third-person singular simple present full sends, present participle full sending, simple past and past participle full sent)
- To go all out; to act with the maximum possible effort.
- We’re not half doing it. We're full sending it at this point.2021 February 25, Nick Zaccardi, “Laurie Hernandez, at first gymnastics meet in 4 1/2 years, is back because she loves it”, in NBC Sports
- It started out meaning party hard, but now it’s evolved into, 'Any activity you do, give it your absolute best'. If you're in the gym, you got to full send in the gym.2021 June 29, Taylor Lorenz, “What won’t the Nelk Boys do?”, in New York Times
Forms of full send
| third-person singular present | full sends |
|---|---|
| present participle | full sending |
| past participle | full sent |
| past | full sent |
Origin of full send
Originates as a joke use the phrase "send it" commonly used in sports to mean "go for it".
Questions about full send
- What does full send mean?
- Full send means to go all out; to act with the maximum possible effort.
- What part of speech is full send?
- Full send is a verb.
- What is the past tense of full send?
- The past tense of full send is full sent.
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