to the full (formerly also †to full): to the greatest possible extent, completely, fully, quite; †to the point of satiation or repletion (obsolete).

Fully, completely; at full length, in full; to the full extent. Now somewhat rare.

at one's right: to the full, completely. Obsolete. rare.

Chiefly (and now only) as in whole. To the full amount; in full; entirely, completely, wholly.

In phrases used adverbially, with connotation of extent or degree. Without negative. a whit: to a very small extent, a very little. any whit, one whit…

Apparently only in for (a) full due: completely, entirely, fully; properly, in earnest; once and for all; (in later use sometimes) for good…

in gross, in the gross In full; nothing being omitted or withheld. Obsolete.

in full habitude: to the full extent, wholly, entirely. Obsolete. rare. (Cf. in all respects.)

The largest audience that a place of entertainment can hold; a situation in which a theatre, cinema, etc., is full; spec. in to capacity: with all…