booked up

The problem with Biennale is that Venice is incredibly booked up.

The leading notabilities of the place had booked up all the stalls at more than twice the usual prices.

Nor is it important that we should have, if the workman is thoroughly "booked up" in the principles involved.

There will be—there always is—plenty of gossip about these things, and the first question is, 'Has he-booked up?'

Look through my calendar there; you'll find I'm booked up for weeks ahead, and week in and week out the same old round.

Every tent was full and booked up to the middle of September.