fulls
SayFUULZ/fʊlz/
- 1Third-person singular present of full.
The water-powered mill fulls raw wool into dense, felted cloth.
Each season she fulls the woven fabric before cutting it into garments.
Note
A verb form, not an adjective one: the adjective full never takes -s, so fulls always belongs to the verb. Most often that verb is the cloth-worker's, where a mill fulls wool by soaking, beating and pressing it, and where waulks or walks can stand in its place. The same form also serves the moon when it fulls, growing wholly illuminated, and a transitive use meaning to baptize.
fulls is a form of full
full, verb: To become full or completely lit, as the moon does when it reaches its brightest phase. Full entry
- Spelling
- full → fulls: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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