It is often used to describe something that is done to the greatest extent possible. For example, someone who has gone "Full Williams" in training is pushing their body into working out to the highest level of intensity. It can also be used to describe someone who is intensely committed to a new hobby or interest. Someone may be described as Full Williams if having walked into a camera shop, with the intention of buying a new compact camera for family snaps, they subsequently leave with a top of the range SLR setup, complete with an array of Lenses, Filters, lights, reflectors, and associated paraphernalia.
Jesus have you seen Johns new bike? He's only been on two bike rides and he's just spent £5k on a carbon fibre road bike and full Rapha setup, Yeah he's gone "Full Williams" on that one!
by M.Hatsumi November 28, 2023
Get the Full Williamsmug. Pull a full bitch:
My boy devin pulled a full bitch with his girl, he had to text her everyday and she would take hours to respond
My boy devin pulled a full bitch with his girl, he had to text her everyday and she would take hours to respond
by LightskinDaddy July 18, 2018
Get the pull a full bitchmug. by Jewfro175 November 15, 2017
Get the van full of kidsmug. by 214 Settlers October 8, 2025
Get the Pocket Full Of Polarmug. Acting in an insane and crazy way, rambling incoherently and lashing out over anything that is said to you.
by OmarHarsh September 30, 2019
Get the Full Donaldmug. What it means, the batsman is a lucky dog
What it also means, the bowler is a dog
If the batsman doesn't hit it out of the stadium, he's the real dog
What it also means, the bowler is a dog
If the batsman doesn't hit it out of the stadium, he's the real dog
by Niggesh (He plays the fool) May 5, 2024
Get the juicy full tossmug. Here’s the refined version with humble and heartfelt leadership included:
Full Kerwin (verb)
Definition: To execute at a high level with a combination of excellence, precision, and humble, heartfelt leadership; to perform in a way that inspires others through both skill and character.
Example:
Full Kerwin (verb)
Definition: To execute at a high level with a combination of excellence, precision, and humble, heartfelt leadership; to perform in a way that inspires others through both skill and character.
Example:
“Sarah went Full Kerwin on the quarterly sales report, delivering exceptional results that exceeded expectations while leading her team with humility and genuine care.”
by Wal2240 October 23, 2024
Get the Full Kerwinmug.