Idiom be full of yourselfbe full of (yourself) to think that you are very important in a way that annoys other people.I'm not sure I like Sarah, she's so full of herself all the time.
idiombe full of yourselfto think only about yourself because you think you are more important than other people:Julie's a good-looking woman, but she's too full of herself for my liking.As a Hollywood reporter, you soon learn which actors are too full of themselves to talk to you.
(redirected from be full of yourself)be full of (oneself)To be conceited. Andrew seems to honestly think that he's the greatest scholar of our time—he's so full of himself! |