fuller
Pronunciation: [ˈfʊlər]
Word
Context: “quantity”
(adjective) when something has more inside it or is more complete. For example, if your glass of juice is fuller, it has more juice in it.
Example
My glass is fuller than yours because I poured more juice into it.
Example
The box is not fuller than it was before; it still has the same amount inside.
Example
Is your bag fuller after you added those books?
Context: “profession”
(noun) a person who cleans and treats cloth to make it smoother and softer. They help make materials ready for tailoring or other uses.
Example
The fuller worked hard to make the fabric look perfect for the new dresses.
Example
My uncle is not a fuller; he works as a carpenter instead.
Example
What does a fuller do to the fabric?
Context: “process”
(verb) the action of making something fuller or more complete. Like when you fill up a container with water until it's fuller than before.
Example
She decided to fuller the cup so that everyone could have a drink.
Example
He didn't fuller the jar; it still had plenty of space left.
Example
How can we fuller this vase with flowers?
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