brimful
/ˈbrɪmˌfʊl/
adjective
- Full to the point of overflowing; filled completely.
- After the harvest, the barns were brimful with golden wheat.
- Her heart was brimful of joy when she saw the surprise party.
- The cup was brimful of hot coffee, so she carried it carefully.
- Having a very large amount of something; filled with a particular quality or feeling.
- The city was brimful of history and culture.
- The garden was brimful with colorful flowers in the spring.
- His speech was brimful of confidence and optimism.
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