1. comparative form of full; more full or complete

1. a person whose job is to clean and thicken cloth
Usage: historical

Examples

• The second glass was fuller than the first.
• She wanted a fuller explanation of the problem.
• His voice sounded fuller after voice training.
• The fuller worked with wet cloth to make it thicker.
• In medieval times, a fuller was an important craftsman.
• The museum displayed tools used by a fuller centuries ago.