by m u t e November 09, 2020
Coined by Ben Schwartz on the show 'Mythical Kitchen', Full-Pastrami is putting all of the possible effort into an action. This is an allusion to when Ben Schwartz would go to a Jewish Deli and get a "Full-Pastrami" sandwich and it would be stacked high with deli meat.
by drodz17 December 17, 2024
by Jewfro175 November 15, 2017
Person A: I'm hearing water in my stomach when I move!
Person B: Looks like you have a belly full of water.
Person B: Looks like you have a belly full of water.
by ChameleonDragon February 20, 2018
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
The act of going "Full Zellner" is to approach any particular task with absolute meticulousness and zeal, leaving no stone unturned in ones plight to succeed. No effort or expense is spared until the task is complete or goal reached. Some well known people who have gone "Full Zellner" in their line of work are Tommy Wiseau, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kathleen Zellner.
Friend; How did your prostate check up go?
Patient: It was really uncomfortable, the doctor went "Full Zellner".
Friend: Oh no... is everything ok?
Patient: Yeah everything is fine, I'm 100 percent totally clear.
Friend: At least you know for sure.
Patient: It was really uncomfortable, the doctor went "Full Zellner".
Friend: Oh no... is everything ok?
Patient: Yeah everything is fine, I'm 100 percent totally clear.
Friend: At least you know for sure.
by Det. Lloyd Gross November 15, 2020
by Unknown pagan July 14, 2017