Not the full ticket

Not clinically sane; Not all there; One sandwich short of a picnic.

'Have you seen that weirdo over there shouting at people as they walk past?", "Yeah, he's not the full ticket, is he?"

by Jo 4 Jamie January 16, 2006

lost full

full composure is gone, no longer peaceful and at equilibrium, upset

I forgot to charge my phone last night, I lost full.

by Blakeslee September 29, 2020

full of busters

Nickname for 90s ska rocksteady band "FILIBUSTER"

That band filibuster had a gang of musicians in it over the years didnt it!
Yeah they were definitely full of busters!!
Great band though cant wait for a reunion show lol!!

by d.t.v. June 15, 2021

The Full Mulvaney

When one arrogantly confesses to crimes because they believe they are above the law.

The Full Mulvaney was in full effect when Mick copped to the quid pro quo at the press conference.

by Johnny Donut November 5, 2019

full Tingle

To tell a climate denier to go fuck themselves. Especially impactful if coming from a respected figure known otherwise for their tact and restraint. After Australian journalist Laura Tingle who created a stir on Twitter by doing just this.

"Scotty from Marketing was spinning like crazy about the bushfire crisis. No wonder she went the full Tingle on him."

"You are beginning to piss me right off with your bullshit, Andrew. Don't go an' make me go full Tingle on you."

by simplebutgood December 31, 2019

Guts Full

Adjective
Kiwi colloquialism. Had enough of, fed up of, endured to the point of tolerance.

Steve: Sick of these Christmas carols, eh Bruce?
Bruce: Tell ya what mate, they start playing 'em in October, I've had a bloody guts full.

Boss: Fred, you've been late to work every day this week, I've had a guts full of it.

by kiwi2012 December 16, 2012

Full Bars

A phrase used in response to "how are you feeling?" or a question asking for a person's energy level or level of engagement.

"Full Bars" references our cell phone society and our dependence on "full bar" reception.

For a person ready to go out all night, one would ask a friend, "How are you feeling?"

"Full bars."

Synonym: "low bars"

by Rocro November 29, 2011