Full house

/fˈʊl hˈaʊs/

Full house

a situation where all available seats or accommodations are occupied or reserved, leaving no vacancies

(In poker) a combination of five cards consisting of three of a kind and a pair, in which the three of a kind is of a higher rank than the pair

Examples

1. "Full House" was one of America's favorite 80s sitcoms.

2. - You remember Full House?

3. I just want full house

4. That resolution now moves to the full House.