Fuller
/ˈfʊlər/
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- (n.) A person who traditionally cleans and thickens cloth by moistening, heating, and pressing it; historical relevance in law related to trade and guild regulations.
The fuller ensured the fabric met the guild's quality standards before sale.
- (adj.) More full or complete in a comparative sense, sometimes used in legal descriptions to indicate extent or scope.
The contract provided fuller disclosure of the parties' obligations than the previous draft.
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In legal contexts, 'fuller' as a noun is archaic but relevant in historical trade law; as an adjective, it often appears in comparative descriptions of legal documents or obligations.
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