fullroom
nounUK /ˈfʊl.ruːm/
US /ˈfʊl.ruːm/
A fullroom is a room that has no empty space left.
The party turned the small hall into a fullroom of laughing kids.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A room filled to its maximum number of people.
The concert was a fullroom, with every seat and aisle taken.
3. A state in which every part of a space is occupied or used.
After the sale, the storage area was a fullroom of boxes.
4. A gathering so crowded that no more people can fit inside.
The meeting became a fullroom once the guest speaker arrived.