painfully full

the act of gorging oneself beyond the norm, because the meal, or foodie, is "just SO damn GOOD!" End result is a loosening up of garments constricting the waist, lying down, unable to moove- food coma; with some small prayers regarding the bathroom.

Thanksgiving is the usual time for anyone to experience being painfully full. Along with any holiday that revolves around baked goods that one would not consume on a regular basis to such an extent.

by miss_l January 26, 2011

Wonder-full

A person of whom is in a constant state of inquiry. A person who doesn't judge but can come off as apathetic and/or aloof.

Celia is such a wonder-full person, is that what she attains, as well as, exudes.

by Pokey1881 April 9, 2019

Full Richo

Noun: A person characterised by certain sex appeal with extreme dominance, championship and alluring beauty.

Verb: 1. To make a strong, fierce and successful comeback.

2. Engaging in sexual intercourse. Specifically, going all the way with one or multiple partners.

Oh! He's done the Full Richo!

by rippalee February 18, 2020

Full of Dalt

One who has red hair and is full of anger and hate.

Bobby was full of dalt after being beat up by his bully.

by The Turtle Luke June 29, 2016

Full Leo

Full Leo (noun) - The uncanny knack to use your celebrity status to be ridiculously brash at the most public and lavish of events, as would esteemed actor Leonardo DiCaprio.

Man, our star quarterback really went Full Leo when he mooned the principal at our team banquet!

by Erie writer December 14, 2015

Full Crab

To go full crab is to go all out while drinking. Think of it as an overdrive mode. Inspired by Jackie Chan's crab-based drinking game in Shanghai Noon.

"I'm so hungover today. I went full crab last night: spent £80, got kicked out of the club for trying to attack the bouncer with my imaginary pincers and woke up spooning a traffic cone."

by gstark November 28, 2012

Full Stamos

Going "Full Stamos" - A state of intoxication rarely reached except by the most extreme drinkers. When going Full Stamos all regard for safety, for oneself and for the public, is ignored. Bartenders both love and hate the patron who is Stamosed both because although their often destructive and reckless behavior is overwhelming they tend to to spend a lot of money on shots for the bar, tip handsomely and initiate spontaneous trips to Vegas. This term was coined by The Great Matty Stamos and pays tribute to the phenomenal acting skills of John Stamos on Full House. In short if you are Full Stamos means you are Fully Housed!

Tonight we went Full Stamos at Spirits Bar and Grill and got tossed out for swinging from the light fixtures.

by OGrundleSButterF February 3, 2016