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Crossword clues for Full of meaning. 5 letters:

HIPPO: Animal whose full name means "river horse"
HIPPO: Its full name means "river horse"
HIPPO: Mammal whose full name means "river horse"
RHINO: Animal whose full name means "nose horn"
PITHY: Full of meaning.
RHINO: Animal whose full name means "nose-horned"
PITHY: Full of meat or meaning.
OSE: Suffix meaning "full of"
OSE: It means "full of"
OSES: Suffixes meaning "full of."
RIDDEN: Word ending meaning "full of"
DICTIONARY: Book that's full of meaning?
DEEP: Full of meaning
UKE: Its full name means "jumping flea" in Hawaiian
TREX: Dino whose full name means "tyrant lizard king"
TREX: Predator whose full name means "king tyrant lizard," briefly
SRO: It means that full capacity is being approached
PREGNANT: Full of meaning
THEJERK: Steve Martin film full of dumb gags from a character who has no idea why they are dumb gags! And I mean sure, if you think that's funny, you do you. But my point is, this is anathema to the aesthetic of a 7-across, where self-awareness is a requirement. I will be taking no further questions at this time.
IDEALS: Our better selves,” according to A. B. Alcott. nyt 1960 IDEALS Perfect concepts. nyt 1960 IDEALS Standards of perfection. nyt 1960 IDEAS Brain products. nyt 1960 IDEAS Inspirations. nyt 1960 IDEAS Opinions. nyt 1960 IDEATE Imagine. nyt 1960 IDEATES Generates bright thoughts. nyt 1960 IDEE Notion: Fr. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe (obsession). nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEES Thoughts: Fr. nyt 1960 IDEM Footnote word. nyt 1960 IDEM The same. nyt 1960 IDEM The same. nyt 1960 IDEM The same: Lat. nyt 1960 IDEO Concept: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDEO Idea: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDEO Thought: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDES A date with Caesar. nyt 1960 IDES Fateful day for Caesar. nyt 1960 IDES Roman date. nyt 1960 IDES Roman date. nyt 1960 IDESOFMARCH Inauspicious day. nyt 1960 IDEST I.e. nyt 1960 IDEST I.e., in full. nyt 1960 IDEST Latin phrase, usually abbreviated. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDIO One's own: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDIO Personal: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDIO Word element meaning one's own."
VITA: Ars longa, ___ brevis.” nyt 1960 VITA Autobiographical sketch. nyt 1960 VITAL Full of life. nyt 1960 VITAL Imperative. nyt 1960 VITAL Living. nyt 1960 VITAL Necessary. nyt 1960 VITE Quick: Fr. nyt 1960 VIVALDI Italian composer (1675–1743). nyt 1960 VIXEN Fox. nyt 1960 VIXEN One of Santa's hitch-up. nyt 1960 VIXEN Shrew. nyt 1960 VLS Musical instruments: Abbr. nyt 1960 VMAIL Means of communication, W. W. II. nyt 1960 VOA Radio of USIA. nyt 1960 VOCAL Song on a record. nyt 1960 VOCE Sotto ___. nyt 1960 VOCE Viva ___. nyt 1960 VOICE Expression. nyt 1960 VOICE Expression. nyt 1960 VOICE Give expression to. nyt 1960 VOILA There!: Fr. nyt 1960 VOILE Dress material. nyt 1960 VOIR ___ dire, legal oath. nyt 1960 VOLC Type of mountain: Abbr. nyt 1960 VOLCANO Hekla, for example. nyt 1960 VOLE Meadow mouse. nyt 1960 VOLE Meadow mouse. nyt 1960 VOLES Field mice. nyt 1960 VOLLEYED ___ and thundered."