ALL meanings of full of beans
full of bean
F f - noun full of beans the edible nutritious seed of various plants of the legume family, especially of the genus Phaseolus. 1
- noun full of beans a plant producing such seeds. 1
- noun full of beans the pod of such a plant, especially when immature and eaten as a vegetable. 1
- noun full of beans any of various other beanlike seeds or plants, as the coffee bean. 1
- noun full of beans Slang. a person's head. a coin or a bank note considered as a coin: I can't pay for the ticket, I don't have a bean in my jeans. 1
- noun full of beans British Informal. a minimum amount of money: They've been disinherited and now haven't a bean. 1
- noun full of beans beans, Informal. the slightest amount: He doesn't know beans about navigation. 1
- verb with object full of beans Slang. to hit on the head, especially with a baseball. 1
- idioms full of beans full of beans, Informal. energetic; vigorously active; vital: He is still full of beans at 95. stupid; erroneous; misinformed. 1
- idioms full of beans spill the beans, Informal. to disclose a secret, either accidentally or imprudently, thereby ruining a surprise or plan: He spilled the beans, and she knew all about the party in advance. 1
- adjective full of beans full of energy 1
- noun full of beans full of energy and vitality 0
- noun full of beans mistaken; erroneous 0
- noun full of beans full of energy and vitality; lively 0
- noun full of beans mistaken; in error 0