Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
full-house
noun
/fʊl haʊs/
Definition
A situation in which a theater, restaurant, or other venue is completely filled with guests or occupants.
Examples
- The concert was a full-house, with every seat sold out.
- On Friday nights, the restaurant often experiences a full-house due to its popular special menu.
- The play received rave reviews and was a full-house every night of its performance.
Meaning
The term often refers to a gathering or event where all available seats or spaces are occupied, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere.
Synonyms
- capacity
- packed
- crowded
- jammed
- full
