fullcount
nounUK /ˈfʊl.kaʊnt/
US /ˈfʊl.kaʊnt/
In baseball, a full count is when the batter has three balls and two strikes.
The pitcher threw a fastball on a full count.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The final tally of votes or items after all have been counted.
The full count showed that the measure passed by a wide margin.
3. A complete inventory or total number of something.
We need a full count of the supplies before the trip.
4. In boxing, the complete ten-second count after a knockdown.
The referee reached a full count and ended the fight.