filled

As adjectives the difference between filled and completed

is that filled is that is now full while completed is finished.

As verbs the difference between filled and completed

is that filled is past tense of fill while completed is past tense of complete.

As verbs the difference between choked and filled

is that choked is (choke) while filled is (fill).

As an adjective filled is

(label) that is now full.

As verbs the difference between poured and filled

is that poured is (pour) while filled is (fill).

As an adjective filled is

(label) that is now full.

As verbs the difference between filled and overfilled

is that filled is (fill) while overfilled is (overfill).

As an adjective filled

is (label) that is now full.

As adjectives the difference between filled and lodged

is that filled is (label) that is now full while lodged is (heraldry) lying down; used of beasts of the chase, as couchant is used of beasts of prey.

As verbs the difference between filled and lodged

is that filled is (fill) while lodged is (lodge).

As verbs the difference between engulfed and filled

is that engulfed is past tense of engulf while filled is past tense of fill.

As an adjective filled is

that is now full.

As adjectives the difference between emersed and filled

is that emersed is (botany|of an aquatic plant) that rises above the surface while filled is (label) that is now full.

As a verb filled is

(fill).

As verbs the difference between filled and feeled

is that filled is (fill) while feeled is (nonstandard) (feel).

As an adjective filled

is (label) that is now full.

As verbs the difference between decorated and filled

is that decorated is past tense of decorate while filled is past tense of fill.

As an adjective filled is

that is now full.

As adjectives the difference between filled and packed

is that filled is that is now full while packed is put into a package.

As verbs the difference between filled and packed

is that filled is past tense of fill while packed is past tense of pack.