packed

1. 1
   adjectivecolloquial

   So full of people that there is almost no room left.

   Like a box so full of toys that not one more will fit.

   The train was packed during the morning rush.

   We could barely move inside the packed concert hall.

   Similarcrowded, full, jammed, mobbed, overcrowded

   Oppositeempty, deserted

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2. 2
   adjective

   Holding a large amount or number of something.

   Like a backpack stuffed so full it will barely zip shut.

   Her week was packed with meetings and deadlines.

   The garage is packed with old boxes and tools.

   Similarfilled, loaded, full, stuffed, brimming

   Oppositeempty, devoid

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3. 3
   adjective

   Put inside a box or package, ready to be sold or sent.

   Like a gift already wrapped and waiting to be given.

   Her packed lunch sat in the bag until noon.

   We grabbed a packed sandwich from the store on the way out.

   Similarpackaged, boxed, wrapped

   Oppositeunpacked

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4. 4
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of pack. Use this form when the packing already happened.

   She packed her bags the night before the trip.

   They packed the car and left at dawn.

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