Synonyms: Full

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  1. cram
    crowd or pack to capacity
    There are twelve beds total: a row of eight crammed together along the far wall, and two pressed together on each side, leaving a huge space in the middle of the room. Insurgent
    If you stuff so many clothes in your closet that you can't shut the door, it's crammed full.
  2. crowd
    fill or occupy to the point of overflowing
    And as they thrust forward, jostling and desperate, the Gallivespians flew down and darted to and fro in front of them, to prevent them from crowding too close. The Amber Spyglass
  3. glut
    an overabundant or excessive supply
    By midday, the grandstand and clubhouse were glutted, so Vanderbilt redirected fans by the thousands into the infield. Seabiscuit: An American Legend
    Glut means "too much." Glutire is a Latin verb meaning "to swallow" or "to gulp."
  4. gorge
    overeat or eat immodestly
    He gorged himself until his stomach bulged, then he walked to the stream for another drink. Touching Spirit Bear
    To gorge is to overeat. Gorge means "throat" in French.
  5. laden
    filled with a great quantity
    The boat was heavy laden with casks covered in a tarpaulin. The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, Volume II: The Kingdom on the Waves
  6. sate
    fill to contentment
    Apparently, the monster was sated after its meal; it allowed itself to be herded back to the tunnel, its thick body moving side to side in a lazy, sinuous roll. Six of Crows
    If you are sated after a meal, you're pleasantly full, but not overstuffed. Sate, satiate, and satisfy all come from the Latin verb satiare, meaning "to satisfy one's hunger or thirst."
  7. satiated
    supplied, especially fed, to satisfaction
    To keep them satiated between meals, children get a snack box with a cookie and sliced fruit. New York Times (Dec 29, 2018)
  8. saturated
    unable to dissolve still more of a substance
    Silence filled the car like a saturated sponge. The God of Small Things
  9. stock
    amass so as to keep for future use or sale
    Our fridge is stocked with all sorts of goodies: fresh fruits, meats, and vegetables. Like Vanessa
    Some people with ponds stock them with fish so there are plenty to catch. If there's a big storm coming, you might buy food, water, and batteries to make sure you are well-stocked in case the power goes out.
  10. surfeit
    the state of being more than full
    Stopping in the mainland ferry hub of Oban, with its challenging parking and surfeit of tourist shops and tourists, reminded me of some of the crowded English seaside towns of my youth. Washington Post (Oct 17, 2019)
    Surfeit means "too much" or "an excess." It comes from the French surfait, which means "overdone."
  11. teeming
    abundantly filled with especially living things
    He searched the teeming crowd for the young man, but realized spotting him would be impossible. The Great Fire
Created on Wed Jan 06 11:22:22 EST 2021 (updated Mon Mar 22 17:38:34 EDT 2021)

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