filled

adjective
UK /fɪld/
US /fɪld/

Made full so there is no empty space left.

She filled the glass with water until it was full.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a filling inside, like a cake or sandwich.

The children ate chocolate-filled cookies.

3. Having a strong feeling of something.

He was filled with joy when he saw his friends.

4. Completed or used to take up a space or job.

The new teaching position was quickly filled.