English to English Dictionary

Full Lips

Lips that are plump and well-defined, often considered attractive.

Full-Brother

A brother who shares both parents with another sibling.

Full-Flavored

Having a strong, rich taste or aroma.

Full-House

A situation in which all available seats or spaces are occupied.

Full-Time Work

Employment that requires a person to work a minimum number of hours, typically 35-40 hours per week.

Full-Turn

A complete rotation or revolution around an axis.

Full-price

Sold or available at the standard, original cost without any discount, reduction, or sale price applied.

Fully-Integrated

Describing a system or process that is completely unified and operates as a single entity.

Fume

A gas or vapor that is often harmful or irritating.

Fume-Discharge

The release of smoke, vapor, or gas into the atmosphere, often from industrial processes.

Function

An activity or purpose natural to or intended for a person or thing.

Function Principle

A fundamental concept or rule that governs the operation or behavior of a system.