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full-face

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective full-face has 1 sense
  1. guardant, gardant, full-face - looking forward
    Antonym: backward (indirect, via forward)

Definitions from the Web

Full-Face

Definition:

Full-Face is an adjective that describes something which covers or pertains to the entire face.

Senses:

Sense 1:

As an adjective, full-face can refer to a type of helmet or mask that provides complete coverage to the face, including the eyes, nose, and chin.

Example sentence: The motorcyclist wore a full-face helmet to ensure maximum protection.

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Sense 2:

As a noun, full-face can be used to describe a photograph or portrait that shows the person's entire face, without any parts being cut off.

Example sentence: The magazine featured a full-face picture of the famous actor on its cover.

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Sense 3:

As a verb, full-face can indicate an action of applying makeup in a way that covers the entire face, giving a uniform appearance.

Example sentence: She carefully full-faced herself in preparation for the costume party.

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Local Usage:

In certain regions, particularly in local slang, full-face can also refer to consuming an entire meal, without leaving any leftovers.

Example sentence: After a long day at work, he came home and full-faced a delicious plate of pasta.

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