brimful , also: brimfull

But, as you know, my heart is usually brimful of happiness.

It is brimful of plans that we want carried out.

He is brimful with enthusiasm, and will fight anyone, anywhere.

Now 45, the lifelong athlete is still brimful of energy.

She looked down at him her expressive eyes brimful of amusement.

I took the bottle and poured us both brimful measures.

He forced himself to look brimful of confidence, and it seemed to satisfy people.

It was a beautiful smile, brimful of wisdom, understanding and compassion.

But first he encountered some disappointment: the boat was brimful of water.

Tom he was so brimful of it he couldn't eat nor rest.

She was watching the pigs with eyes brimful of questioning wonder and excitement.

My heart was brimful with a special feeling.

The akumulatoro is filled brimful with the holy force of electricity.

It was brimful, far above the safety line.

The tale was long, but brimful of interest.

Mr. Roach is brimful of ideas and projects, in fact.

Price 5d., it is 'brimful of practical advice for home lovers,' according to advertisements.

They are obviously brimful of confidence at the moment.'

She cast him a sidelong look, brimful of mischief.

The pony-rider was usually a little bit of a man, brimful of spirit and endurance.

Our usually sleepy summer is brimful of clues.

She was positively brimful of them today.

We slept better on these beds last night than we've slept the whole trip, so I should be brimful of energy.

"Young Eliar sounds like a fellow who's just brimful of incipient mortality."

She leaned forward, brimful of her news.