stocked

2.4

Having more than enough goods ready to use

adjective
/stɑkt/

: abastecido

The grocery store was completely stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables for the weekend rush.

Fully stocked, fully stacked, fully jacked.

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Examples

That's why you'll always find my freezer stocked with Butcher Box.
Vacation rentals offer more more privacy, more space for everyone under one roof, and more choices with fully stocked kitchens.
So no, I have not had a difficulty keeping the shop stocked for all of those reasons.
Obviously we have our double fridge over here, which needs to be stocked a little better, but all good.
And Erica Brown keeps it stocked with these nice chips.

Team Coco
And on this sidebar, we have a stocked fridge with more drinks.
It is about muggy as heck out here, but we are completely stocked and ready to go.
I love a well stocked Brookstone and browsing skymall.com in all of my spare time.
It was home to public hospitals, to zoos, to well stocked public libraries, an affordable public transit system, and a tuition free City University.

Harvard University
Her pantry is always stocked full of snacks and drinks for movie nights with friends.

Synonyms

packed with

vsstocked

70 2.5

Full of many people or things

suggests surplus supply but not physical cramming or crowding

in stock

vsstocked

25 1.4

Available to buy now because a store has it

refers to having more than enough rather than mere availability

stocked with

vsstocked

16 3.7

Has enough of the things you need

is the single-word core form used in general descriptions

replete

vsstocked

16 6.6

Filled with many things, for example ideas or objects

emphasizes excess supply rather than mere fullness

well-endowed

vsstocked

1 6.8

Having a large amount of something useful, like money or books

highlights surplus supply of goods rather than general attributes

stuffed to the gills

vsstocked

Informal

1 7.6

Completely full with no space left

denotes being supplied more than needed rather than simply overfull

well-endowed with resources

vsstocked

4.6

Having a lot of money, people, and equipment to do its work

focuses on having more than enough of needed goods

loaded

vsstocked

2.6

Full of things so it is heavy or crowded

implies abundant provision of supplies rather than weight or burden

filled

vsstocked

1.0

Full of something that takes up most of it

focuses on surplus available rather than absolute capacity filling

stuffed

vsstocked

2.2

Filled with something inside, often for cooking or as a toy

concerns being supplied in quantity rather than being packed with material

outfitted

vsstocked

3.9

A person or place that has the equipment and clothes needed for an activity

emphasizes general surplus rather than tailoring items for a task

Antonyms

empty

∞ 1.0

Not containing anything

depleted

1 4.8

Having almost no supply of something needed, for example energy or water

Compounds

stocked with

16 3.7

Has enough of the things you need

How Stocked

overstocked

1 3.9

stocked

2.4

empty

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

stocked positive

Morphology

stocked = stock (transparent) = stock + ed

Regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'stock' meaning 'supplied', so the adjectival meaning 'supplied' is directly derived.

Etymology

Stocked comes from the old noun stock, which first meant a 'tree trunk' and then came to mean a 'supply' or 'store' of goods. So a place that is stocked is 'filled' or 'supplied' with items you can use.