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fuller1

Pronunciation: /ˈfʊlə/

Definition of fuller

noun

a person whose occupation is fulling cloth.

Origin:

Old English fullere, from Latin fullo, of unknown origin

fuller in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of fuller in the US English dictionary

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full-scale
full-sized
full-time
full-timer
full-toned
fuller ¹
fuller ²
fuller's earth
fuller's teasel
Fuller, Margaret
Fuller, Melville Weston

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fuller² Br. Eng
full¹ Br. Eng
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Fuller, R. Buckminster Br. Eng
Fuller, Thomas Br. Eng

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