booked
/bʊkt/
adjective
- Reserved or scheduled in advance, as for a service, event, or travel.
- She has a booked appointment with the dentist at 3 PM.
- All the flights to New York are booked solid.
- The hotel is fully booked for the holiday weekend.
- Having a full schedule; very busy with commitments.
- The band is booked every night this month.
- I'm completely booked this week, but I can see you next Monday.
- The speaker is booked for conferences across the country.
verb
- Past tense of book: reserved or arranged something in advance.
- She booked a table at the restaurant for their anniversary.
- He booked two tickets to the concert online.
- They booked a room with a view of the ocean.
- Past tense of book: charged with an offense, typically by police.
- After the arrest, she was booked and held overnight.
- He was booked for speeding and reckless driving.
- The suspect was booked on charges of theft.