Having eaten or (occasionally) drunk one's fill; replete. Also full of food, etc. Cf. fou, adj.

(a) n. the state or fact of feeding, or being fed, to the point of satiation or excess; repletion; (figurative) the full satisfaction of all…

Filled to satisfaction with food or drink; sated, full; gorged. Frequently with with; formerly also with †of.

That is or has been satiated; = satiated, adj.

†full of bread: fed well or to excess; (hence) gluttonous; devoted to the pursuit of physical pleasures or the gratification of the senses. Now rare.

So full as to be swollen or distended. Also Scottish, intoxicated, ‘fou’. Also in combination strut-bellied adj.

Having the mouth full, esp. of food. Formerly also: †associated with or attended by the filling of mouths with food (obsolete). Also figurative.

Having the crop or stomach filled; filled to repletion.