full up
Completely filled already
Full up means completely full, with no room remaining.
The phrase emphasizes that capacity has been reached: The hotel is full up for the weekend, I couldn't eat another bite—I'm full up.
More common in British than American English, where *full* alone often suffices.
Full to the top
- spillingLiquid flowing over edges
- burstingBreaking from internal pressure
- teemingAbundantly full of
- swarmingGathering in large numbers
overrun · inundated · flooded · crammed · packed · bulging · heaped · loaded
Filled beyond capacity
- satisfiedHaving enough, wanting nothing
- gorgedAte to excess
- satedFilled to excess
- contentWhat something contains
replete · bloated · fed · nourished · glutted · surfeited · had enough · well-fed
Arranged in advance
- reservedRestrained in manner
- takenOccupied or seized
- unavailableCannot be accessed
- engagedPledged to marry
spoken for · claimed · secured · filled · fully booked · sold out · at capacity · oversubscribed
brimming
Full to the top
swarming · overrun · inundated · flooded · crammed · packed · bulging · heaped · loaded · piled high
stuffed
Filled beyond capacity
content · replete · bloated · fed · nourished · glutted · surfeited · had enough · well-fed · overfed
booked
Arranged in advance
- reservedRestrained in manner
- takenOccupied or seized
- unavailableCannot be accessed
engaged · spoken for · claimed · secured · filled · fully booked · sold out · at capacity · oversubscribed · allotted
- fullnessempty, filled, half-empty, brimming, packed
- maxed outtapped out, topped out, maximal, at capacity, pushed to the limit
- cheerleadingcheerleader, cheerleaders, cheer squad, spirit squad, pom-poms
- At My Limithad it, last straw, breaking point, done, finished