filled

Packed to capacity

Filled is the past tense of fill, describing something that has been made full or occupied completely.

A filled container holds as much as it can.

A filled position has been taken by someone.

The word often pairs with prepositions: filled with joy, filled to capacity.

A filled donut contains cream or jelly.

capacity

brimming

Full to the top

crammed · jammed · chock-full · loaded · bursting · heaped · teeming · replete · maxed · saturated

satiated

full

Maximum extent reached

contented · gratified · replete · sated · gorged · bloated · fed · quenched · indulged

swollen

puffy

Swollen with air

bloated · engorged · bulging · expanded · plumped · tumescent

surfaced

frosted

Covered with icy film

stained · oiled · waxed · lacquered · varnished · coated · sealed · primed · painted · enameled

occupied

taken

Occupied or seized

reserved · claimed · inhabited · tenanted · rented · populated · settled · occupied

completed

finished

Brought to an end

concluded · executed · achieved · fulfilled · perfected · settled · resolved · consummated · wrapped · sealed

Categories
Opposites
physical containment

filledempty

Holding nothing inside

emptied · void · vacant · unfilled · drained

occupancy/vacancy

filledvacant

Without an occupant

unoccupied · unfilled · empty · open · available

emotional/psychological state

filledempty

Holding nothing inside

hollow · void · unfulfilled · bereft · barren

Phrases
Family

fill, filling, filler, fillet, fills, fillers, fillets, filleting, filleted

Familiarity
Top 500
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G