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Meaning of fullam
Webster
fullam (n.)
A false die. See Fulham.
fullam Sentence Examples
- The poker player had a fullam in his hand, giving him an advantage over his opponents.
- The fullam, a four-of-a-kind with an ace, is one of the strongest hands in poker.
- The gambler's fullam was detected by an experienced dealer, leading to his being accused of cheating.
- The full moon cast a fullam glow over the city, illuminating its every corner.
- The child's eyes sparkled with fullam anticipation as she awaited the arrival of her birthday presents.
- The orchestra played a fullam symphony, filling the concert hall with its rich and powerful sound.
- The fullam impact of the earthquake left buildings in ruins and roads impassable.
- The politician's fullam speech left his audience spellbound and inspired.
- The fullam aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the bakery, attracting customers from afar.
- The fullam applause of the crowd echoed through the stadium as the winning team celebrated their victory.
FAQs About the word fullam
A false die. See Fulham.
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The poker player had a fullam in his hand, giving him an advantage over his opponents.
The fullam, a four-of-a-kind with an ace, is one of the strongest hands in poker.
The gambler's fullam was detected by an experienced dealer, leading to his being accused of cheating.
The full moon cast a fullam glow over the city, illuminating its every corner.
