stuffed

Filled tightly with material or with many things.

• The bag was stuffed with clothes.
• She hugged a stuffed bear.
• His pockets were stuffed with old receipts.

How to use it: stuffed with something (The cushion is stuffed with feathers.)

Similar words: packed, filled

Opposites: empty

Common phrases: stuffed with something, stuffed animal, stuffed suitcase

So full after eating that you cannot eat any more.

• I am stuffed.
• We felt stuffed after dinner.
• Are you too stuffed to have dessert?

Similar words: full

Opposites: hungry

Common phrases: feel stuffed, absolutely stuffed, completely stuffed

Broken, or in such serious trouble that success or recovery seems impossible.

• The engine is stuffed.
• Without that money, we are stuffed.
• My phone got wet, and now it is stuffed.

Similar words: broken, done for

Common phrases: engine is stuffed, we are stuffed, completely stuffed

Very tired and needing rest.

• I feel stuffed.
• We were completely stuffed after the hike.
• After working all night, she was absolutely stuffed.

Similar words: exhausted, worn out

Opposites: rested

Common phrases: feel stuffed, absolutely stuffed, completely stuffed