chockfull
Filled to bursting
Chockfull means completely full, packed to capacity: The attic was chockfull of old photographs.
The word emphasizes abundance to the point of overflow.
Also spelled chock-full.
Her speech was chockfull of promises.
Overfilled or overstuffed
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- jam-packedExtremely crowded or full
- burstingBreaking from internal pressure
- filledMade full, occupied
bulging · loaded · stacked · crowded · congested · heaving · dense · compact
Abundantly full of
- brimmingFull to the top
- repleteCompletely filled
- plentifulExisting in abundance
- copiousExisting in abundance
rich · flush · laden · swarming · profuse · bountiful · abundant · galore
Saturated by soaking
- infusedSaturated with flavor
- permeatedSpread thoroughly through
- suffusedSpread throughout completely
- impregnatedFilled or saturated thoroughly
imbued · drenched · soaked · marinated · percolated · riddled · shot through · laced
crammed
Overfilled or overstuffed
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- jam-packedExtremely crowded or full
- burstingBreaking from internal pressure
filled · bulging · loaded · stacked · crowded · congested · heaving · dense · compact · overloaded
teeming
Abundantly full of
copious · rich · flush · laden · swarming · profuse · bountiful · abundant · galore · rife
steeped
Saturated by soaking
impregnated · imbued · drenched · soaked · marinated · percolated · riddled · shot through · laced · charged