full
adjective (STRONG) /fʊl/Definition
› (of a flavour, sound, smell, etc.) strong or deep: This wine has a full fruity flavour. A cello has a fuller sound than a violin.Flavours and tastesSmells and smellingDescribing qualities of soundHaving a powerful effectStrong feelingsVery and extreme
(Definition of full adjective (STRONG) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- acidic adjective
- acidity noun
- aftertaste noun
- bite noun (STRONG TASTE)
- bitter adjective (TASTE)
- bitterness noun (TASTE)
- cheesy adjective (LIKE CHEESE)
- flavourless adjective
- flavoursome adjective
- fruity adjective (SMELL/TASTE)
- full-bodied adjective
- gamy adjective
- garlicky adjective
- nutty adjective (FOOD)
- palate noun
- sweetness noun
- tang noun
- tangy adjective
- tart adjective (SOUR)
- tasteless adjective (NO FLAVOUR)
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