full tilt softball

something your coach says that nobody understands

lets play some full tilt softball today bois

by tiny peach June 26, 2017

Full Chooch

To apply, have, or obtain 100% of something. To be dedicated entirely, to have it all, or to get everything. This comprehensible term can be adapted and applied to many situations. It is most often used as an alternative to "full send", "full force", "full set", or "full package".

"Steve, that's a steep hill. I don't think we're going to make it up in this train."
"It'll be alright, we'll go full chooch!"

"Woah, who is that woman? She's beautiful, smart, and hilarious!"
"Yeah, I know! That's Lorena, she's the full chooch!"

"This restaurant is amazing, all of their food is great. What did you order?"
"I couldn't decide on one thing so I got the full chooch!"

by Steve Blends August 21, 2023

Full Out

To do the routine to its full entirety.

"Alright lets go full out this time give me life and energy!"

by idksecretgirl September 8, 2025

periodic full attention

It's effectively more or less synonymous with Constant Partial Atention.

So much to do, man, all you can do these days is give CPA to all of them. That way at least everyone gets periodic full attention (PFA).

by vivauganda April 22, 2011

full wonka

Eating a chocolate bar while having sex.

I was enjoying my hershey bar in bed when he went full wonka on me.

by Enoch Root December 7, 2017

They are full of it

Abbreviated T.F.O.I.; An expression that means one or more people are lying through their teeth about something

Quintin: I heard all of the politicians at the debate last night said they were going to reduce taxes. Isn’t that good news.
Eric: They are full of it. They’re just saying that to try to get you to vote for them. They are never going to keep their word on something like that.

by Vanguard 1998 December 10, 2021

full sibling

Person who has the same two parents in common with someone.

My full sibling is a good person.

by Mr. Jacov November 23, 2019