1) Almost overflowing 2) Bursting 3) Chock-full 4) Complete 5) Full 6) Full up 7) Gave enough to eat 8) Generously supplied with 9) Jam-packed 10) Lacking extra room 11) Like ravioli and tortellini 12) No longer vacant 13) Occupied 14) Packed 15) Pervaded 16) Satisfied 17) Taken up 1) Burdened 2) Crowded 3) Full 4) Laden 5) Occupied 6) Oppleted 7) Preoccupied 8) Replete 9) Rife 10) Sated 11) Swarming 
• (imp. & p. p.) of Fill
Articles, notably candlesticks and knife handles, that have a central cavity filled with plaster or other substances to give stability.
[adj] - (of time) taken up 2. [adj] - (usually followed by `with` or used as a combining form) generously supplied with
adjective (of time) taken up; `well-filled hours`
A descriptive term for cheese from which all butterfat has been removed and in its place a vegetable oil has been used as a substitute. Filled cheese also is referred to as imitation.