Stuffed

SATED

Think of how you might feel after a large, satisfying meal—not just full, but completely content. The word starts with an "S" and rhymes with "dated."

"Stuffed" here isn’t about food or pillows—it’s playing on the idea of being completely full or satisfied. In everyday language, when someone’s had enough to eat or is totally content, you might say they’re sated, which fits the clue’s double meaning. The wordplay leans on the less literal sense of "stuffed" to point toward a fancier synonym. Think of it like saying "I’m stuffed" after a big meal, but swapping in a more formal term.