Having had one's fill; satisfied, sated; weary or tired (of something). Chiefly with of or infinitive. Obsolete.

Sated, surfeited, or weary of something; ‘fed up’. Cf. full up, adj. 2. Now rare (chiefly Australian and New Zealand colloquial in later use).

Satisfied, sated; hence, tired.

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

Satisfied, satiated. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb.

Too cloyed; surfeited, satiated.

Satiated, surfeited. archaic or poetic in later use.

Clogged, cumbered, burdened; sated, surfeited.

Deadened to pleasant tastes or impressions; jaded, satiated, cloyed. Now literary and poetic.

Dull or sated by continual use or indulgence.

That is or has been sated; esp. surfeited or glutted by indulgence of an appetite or desire; having had one's fill, or more than one's fill, of…