ˈ ̷ ̷|bädēd, -did adjective
1. : having a large body : stout , corpulent
his mother, full-bodied, with a mop of thick dark hair — Crichton Porteous
dangerously full-bodied
2.
a. : marked by richness and fullness of flavor
a full-bodied red wine
b. : marked by fullness of body
full-bodied ink
full-bodied varnish
3. : marked by breadth of scope, excellence of texture, or richness of tone : substantial
this full-bodied novel, fresh, dramatic, violent — R.L.Blakesley
the brilliant full-bodied numbers that our modern composers turn out — Deems Taylor
4. : having importance, significance, or meaningfulness
the United States played a full-bodied role in the world and did not attempt to secede from it — Roscoe Drummond