Full-length (adjective)

1. Measuring the complete length from end to end.
2. Being the length of an object, typically a garment, from the top to the bottom.
3. Being the length of a film, play, or book that is intended to be shown or performed in its entirety.

Origin:

The word is formed from the word "full" meaning complete or entire and "length" meaning the measurement from end to end.

Examples:

1. The dress was full-length and reached the floor.
2. The full-length movie was three hours long.
3. This is a full-length play with three acts.
4. He wore a full-length overcoat to protect himself from the cold.
5. The full-length mirror was located in the dressing room.