replete
31replete — a. Full, abounding, charged, exuberant, fraught, well stocked, well provided, completely full, filled again …
32replete — adj 1. full, filled, filled to the brim, full to bursting, abrim, chock a block, Brit. Inf. chocker, Inf. chock full, jammed, packed, Inf. jam packed, Archaic. fraught; profuse, abounding, superabundant, exuberant; bursting, overflowing, spilling …
33replete — re·plete …
34replete — a. full. ♦ repletion, n. ♦ repletive, a …
35replete — see FULL …
36replete (with) — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Full] Syn. filled, stuffed, packed; see full 1 . 2. [Abundant] Syn. complete, well supplied, plenteous; see full 3 …
37repletion — replete ► ADJECTIVE 1) (replete with) filled or well supplied with. 2) very full with food; sated. DERIVATIVES repletion noun. ORIGIN from Latin replere fill up …
38Full up to dollie's wax — replete; full of food: I couldn t eat another crumb, I m full up to dolly s wax (reference to dolls of the 18th and 19th centuries with heads made of wax) …
39full up — Replete. Completely occupied …
40replet — replet, ète [ rəplɛ, ɛt ] adj. • 1370; « rempli » v. 1180; lat. repletus « rempli » ♦ Qui est bien en chair, qui a assez d embonpoint. ⇒ dodu, grassouillet, plein, potelé, rondelet. « Une petite vieille blanche, grasse, replète, affairée » (Hugo) …