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filled to the brim

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filled to the brim
filled all the way full; filled up to the top edge. I like my coffee cup filled to the brim. If the glass is filled to the brim, I can't drink without spilling the contents.
See also: brim, fill


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In addition to the many Christmas experiences to be had, New York is filled to the brim with a range of tasty restaurants and cafés to try out and trendy bars and nightclubs to experience.
If so your cupboard must be already filled to the brim with your expanding collection of cookware.
Decide whether you want a home in the middle of the city, beachfront or waterfront, or maybe near tourist attractions filled to the brim with recreational and entertainment facilities for you to enjoy.
 
 
 
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