fullset

noun
UK /ˈfʊl.sɛt/
US /ˈfʊl.sɛt/

A fullset is a complete group of things that all belong together.

She bought a fullset of storybooks for her little brother.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. All the pieces needed to play a game or do an activity.

The board game came with a fullset of cards and tokens.

3. A complete group of matching items, like dishes or tools.

Grandma keeps a fullset of teacups in the cupboard.

4. Everything in a series, with nothing missing.

He collected the fullset of trading cards over the summer.