Full
Full verb - Make (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering.
Both words in one sentence
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Angel has several rooms full in "Habeus Corpus", where the zombies swarm all over the Wolfram and Hart building.
Source: Room Full of Zombies -
A particularly nasty example since she is simply shredded into a full body version of Pink Mist instead of transforming into a swarm and is implied to feel all of it.
Source: Video Game / The Dishwasher -
Similarly, female vampires are unable to do that whole "turn into a swarm of bats then re-form in full clothing" thing that male vampires are able to do, for some reason.
Source: Naked People Are Funny
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