Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Used up
Both terms in one sentence
- Notably, this was the first episode to span the full half hour as opposed to the two shorts format used up to then.
Source: Season Finale -
Oh, and it changed its full name to the "Japan Imperial State," which sounds a lot like the name it used up until World War II... Jet Pack: Paranormal Animals of Europe.
Source: Tabletop Game / Shadowrun -
In the past, he created a chest full of magic coins that grant wishes (one coin is used up per wish), and only he has the power to reverse the wishes.
Source: Troll Bridge
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