Full-On 

Adjective. A particularly intense or extreme experience, whether good or bad.

"The party got a bit full-on when those randoms turned up with all that crystal meth."

"He told me he loved me...I've only known him three weeks so it was all a bit full-on."

Full-On by Muffin Freak April 13, 2006

Full-On 

<adverb> British Slang;

1) Synonymous with 'absolute', 'positive', 'total' etc...

"Jonathan is an absolute, full-on knob-head!"

Full-On by Stuart Fletcher November 15, 2004

Full-on 

(of an activity or thing) not diluted in nature or effect.

"this is full-on ballroom boogie"

Full-on by Arminkshipper April 18, 2025

full on 

Adj, holding nothing back. intense, relentless.

no way mate, that was so full on its doing my head in.

full on by herbie August 25, 2004

full on 

An adjective expressing anything to the extreme.

Full on hungry. Full on pissed.

full on by Jess Face September 21, 2005

full on 

The absolute whole amount of something, maximum quantity or intensity, such as turning a tap on full, it is all go, all happening and 'full on'.

Rents: " How is University?"
You: " It is full on, I have 2 assignments due tomorrow and a 4 hour lab this evening, exams next week, a cold coming on, no money, no food in the house and everything is just FULL ON!"
(oh yes and I forgot to mention my hot date later tonight~ I got the cold, and the cold sore off them as well;)

full on by Intensity May 27, 2006

full on 

having a strong or wild personality, audacious

Tawny is making out with some random dude and shouting at the boat captain to be a man and speed up. That girl is so full on.

full on by Carlo R. April 3, 2008