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19-Aug-2004, 04:29

Antonio

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Full of it/Full of yourself?

Hi Group,

What does it mean "you're so full of it or full of yourself" I personally don't get it, what are you traying to say? Can you give me some examples to understand better the phrase and the context too?

Thanks in advance,
Antonio.

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19-Aug-2004, 22:28

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Full of yourself= Bigheaded, conceited.

Full of it = 'it' refers to sh*t

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19-Aug-2004, 23:17

MW

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Arrogant

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A bullshitter

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