Preposition: of

• idea: V at Sadler's Wells was another striking new work, too brimful of ideas to get a hold of at a single sitting.

• talent: The cast burst onto the stage full of high energy and brimful of talent.

• spirit: As a rule he was brimful of spirits, and the lessons were accompanied by a running commentary of banter and chaff.

• energy: In his hands Blake was a big, genial man brimful of energy and wit, Tinker a happy-go-lucky, harum-scarum schoolboy type.

• thing: To quote Professor Joseph Bristow, 'The Wildean is brimful of good things ' .

Modifying Another Word

• so: How little the public thought, when laughing over his sketches, so brimful of merriment, what manner of man the artist was!