I've looked up "replicit" and it's not a word, or so I can tell. But I could swear that there's a word that sounds like "rep licit" which means "full of" or "abundant." "Rimplicit"? Nope. Does anyone know what the word might be?
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Sounds like a case for understatement for ironic effect, such as "less than forthright"
The industry appears to refer to them as both tubs and cups, often combined with the adjectival phrase portion control. Examples:
- http://www.cw-usa.com/coffee-international-delight-hazelnut-creamer-cup.html
- http://www.roundeyesupply.com/Nestle-Coffee-Mate-Regular-Liquid-Creamer-Portion-p/de356761.htm
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You're probably thinking of replete, which fits with the definition you give. For example, one could say that a speech was replete with sentimentality.