chock-full
Filled to capacity
Chock-full means completely full, packed to capacity: The attic was chock-full of old photographs.
The intensifier chock- adds emphasis to fullness, suggesting no room remains.
Also spelled chockful or chock-a-block.
Her schedule is chock-full of meetings.
Filled beyond capacity
- jammedUnable to move freely
- packedFilled to capacity
- crowdedFilled beyond comfort
- congestedBlocked by overcrowding
bursting · overloaded · heaped · cluttered · overstuffed · cramped · bulging · overfilled
Existing in abundance
- copiousExisting in abundance
- bountifulPlentiful and generous
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
- aboundingPresent in abundance
teeming · rich · profuse · generous · galore · replete · rife · flush
stuffed
Filled beyond capacity
congested · bursting · overloaded · heaped · cluttered · overstuffed · cramped · bulging · overfilled · swarming
plentiful
Existing in abundance
abounding · teeming · rich · profuse · generous · galore · replete · rife · flush · loaded
brimming
Full to the top
soaked
Thoroughly wet throughout
suffused · imbued · drenched · impregnated · pervaded · riddled
- excessexcess, too much, excessive, excessiveness, overabundance
- fullnessempty, filled, half-empty, brimming, packed
- quantitiessome, many, few, amount, several