Yes. But it doesn't mean 'full' as in 'I've eaten enough, thank you' – that is mätt.

Especially in Lowland Scots. They have at least fifty words to describe two things: rain and being drunk.

At least it's not as bad as mål and val.

Ful (ugly) has a long vowel. Full (full/drunk) has a short vowel.

Think of it like the difference between full and fool in English. It's similar.

The contractions are supposed to be created automatically by the machinery, but sometimes that doesn't work perfectly.