Fulfraught
Fulfraughta.fully stored, completely loaded, ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fulgent
Fulgent, or Fulgida.thining, dazzling brightness, splendor
Fuliginous
Fuliginousa.like foot, footy, smoky, black
Fuliginously
Fuliginouslyad.by being footy
Full
Fulla.filled, crowded, plump, satisfied, entire
Full (2)
Fulln.a complete measure or state, the whole
Full (3)
Fullad.fully, quite, without abatement, plump
Full (4)
Fullv.t.to cleanse and scour cloth, and render it more compact
Full-Laden
Full-ladena.deeply or very heavily laden
Fullblown
Fullblown, or Fullspreada.spread to the utmost
Fullbottomed
Fullbottomeda.having a full or large bottom
Fulleared
Fulleareda.having the head full of grain, large
Fuller
Fullern.one who fulls cloth
Fuller's-Earth
Fuller's-earthn.a kind of clay used by fullers
Fulleyed
Fulleyeda.having large and prominent eyes
Fullfed
Fullfeda.quite or very fat, plump, fattened
Fullfummed
Fullfummeda.complete, perfect, entire, whole
Fullness
Fullness, or Fulnessn.a full-state, plenty, extent
Fullorbed
Fullorbeda.round, like the full moon
Fully
Fullyad.to the full, completely, perfectly, quite
Fulmer
Fulmern.a bird which spouts oil from its bill against its foe
Fulminant
Fulminanta.thundering, making a loud noise
Fulminate
Fulminatev.i.to make a noise like thunder, to roar
Fulmination
Fulminationn.a thundering, ban, censure
Fulminatory
Fulminatorya.thundering, relating to thunder
Fulough
Fuloughn.leave given for absence from duty
Fulsome
Fulsomea.nauseous, rank, offensive, obscene