Packed | Mean of packed in English Dictionary

/ˈpækt/

• pressed together so there is very little space between the parts or pieces
1. packed snow/dirt/earth
2. Add one cup of firmly packed brown sugar.
3. ¹/₂ cup loosely packed fresh parsley
• filled with a large amount of something
1. Oranges are packed full of vitamin C.
2. The magazine is packed with lots of ideas for decorating your home.
3. a novel packed with romance and suspense
4. The garage is packed with junk.
5. a room packed to the brim/ceiling/rafters/roof with books
• full of people
1. a packed auditorium
2. The stadium was packed (full) with sports fans. = It was packed to capacity/bursting/overflowing.
3. The theater is always packed when he performs there.

• large enough to fill a space or place
1. bands playing to packed audiences/crowds
• filled with as many people as possible
1. The theatre is always packed out (with fans) when he performs there.