full out

1. Ord. Lang.: Quite, altogether. "Being full- out as evil, if not worse."-Andrewes: Works , ii. 351. 2. Printing: Not indented; occupying the full width of a page or column. full-pitch, s. Cricket: A ball delivered by the bowler so far up the wicket that it falls inside the popping-crease. *full-replete, a. Completely full or filled. IMG:content-0219.png:[blocks in formation] B. In trans.: To become full; to come or arrive at the full; as, The moon fulls.