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full-Coulter 

To take an position entirely and completely aligned with the conservative horse-mouth, Ann Coulter;

Derived from the movie "Tropic Thunder" where Ben Stiller as Tugg Speedman is advised to "never go full retard," in regard to his former portrayal of "Simple Jack" in another production.
Dude, never go full-Coulter, no one will ever take you seriously, again.
full-Coulter by ExistentMe January 9, 2009
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Full counter 

Full counter is a magical move from the anime series 7 deadly sins or nanatsu no taizai used by the character Meliodas, the magical ability Full counter can deflect all magical attacks double the power back to the person who attacked him, but full counter has some flaws, you cannot use Full counter when the enemy does not show the timing of their attacks and you can only reflect Magical abilities
HELLBLAZE, FULL COUNTER!, AARRHHHHHHH
Full counter by Undercoveragent11 August 26, 2019

Full-Colter 

When you wear a single t-shirt with no pants or underwear on.
That dude is going full-colter! Rad!
Full-Colter by coloradowolf January 18, 2014

Full Uno Reverse Counter 

if full counter and a uno reverse card did the dragon ball z combination dance u would get the Full Uno Reverse Counter which is stronger than "nay thee" and this is made out of nobelium uranium, so only for smart peoples. it functions like jojos "golden experience requim" and is unbeatable
Me: u gay
ThimoT: nay thee
Me: Full Uno Reverse Counter
ThimoT: *dies*
ThimoT:*gets killed again*
ThimoT:*and again*
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