Brim-full.

Full to the brim, brim-full.

Quite full.

Full to capacity; crammed or packed full (of or occasionally with something). Chiefly in predicative use.

Full to the brim; on the point of overflowing.

full to the brink, brimfull.

Full to the top; brim-full.

filled to the brim.

Of a river: swollen to the top of its banks; full to its banks of or with water. Also figurative and in figurative contexts. Cf. bank-high adj. at…

literary. Full to the brim; (hence) abundant, bounteous. Now rare and historical.

(a) full to the brim, brimful, overflowing; (b) (of a hat) having a large and full brim.

Filled to the brim; brim-full.

Full to the brim; completely full. Also figurative.

Of a vessel: Brim-full, full to overflowing.

chock-full, cramfull.

full to the throat; very full; also figurative.

jam up: thoroughly, perfectly, excellently; right up to; so jam-full adj.: packed full, completely filled; jam-packed adj.: tightly packed; closely…

As full as cramming will effect; very full, over-full.

Full to distension or repletion.

In predicative use. Completely full; crammed with. Cf. chock-full, adj., chock-a-block, adj. 2.