booked up

British  

adjective

1. unable to offer any appointments or accept any reservations, etc; fully booked; full up

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Example Sentences

The recent hashtag "collective hair washing on the 16th" calls for nationwide mass hair washing on the last day of the lunar year, with social media users joking about salons being booked up.

From Barron's

Shipyards that specialize in the vessels are booked up for years.

From The Wall Street Journal

One business told the Kansas City Fed that it is a great time to get a tattoo, because top artists who are usually booked up suddenly have openings on their schedules.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, his shutdown specials—$7 martinis and $12 double smash burgers—have packed in lunchtime crowds and booked up evening reservations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Working from a converted garage at home in Redcar, she now runs her business Phaze Nails which is often booked up to a month in advance.

From BBC