full of adj.
(Aus.) thoroughly displeased by, ‘fed up with’.
Bulletin (Sydney) 26 June 3/1: The Brisbane public is getting very ‘full’ of bookmakers. | ||
Bulletin (Sydney) 28 Apr. 32/3: I’m full about you after Saturday night. | ||
My Brilliant Career 16: I’m full of the place. | ||
(con. 1830s–60s) All That Swagger 328: I’m getting full of these old culls too. |