Full House Definition

noun
A hand containing three of a kind and a pair, as three jacks and two fives: it ranks just above a flush and below four of a kind.
Webster's New World

A situation in which the maximum capacity of a place is filled with people.

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Other Word Forms of Full House

Noun

Singular:
full house
Plural:
full houses

Full House Sentence Examples

  • We've practically got a full house of ice climbers starting in a couple of days, Dean answered.

  • The Fourth of July, with its old-fashioned local celebrations and guaranteed full house was but a week away.

  • It's one of the few times we've been without guests since we opened and we'll practically have a full house next week with the Ice Festival coming up.

  • Well, now we're even closer to having a full house.

  • We've got a full house.

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