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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 205
fool, adv. quite to the same degree with the whole effect completely. Full, fool, v (obs.) to bleach or whiten cloth.— «. Full'er, a bleacher or cleanser of cloth. m mOte mflte mOCn then. 205 full [Through A.S. fullinn, to whiten as a fuller, from fullo, a fuller.]
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