Synonyms for Up to here:

• adj.

  •absorbed (adjective)
  • rapt,
  • engrossed,
  • Immersed,
  • captivated,
  • fixed,
  • engaged,
  • consumed,
  • lost,
  • intent,
  • fascinated,
  • held,
  • head over heels,
  • gone.
  •crowded (adjective)
  • Crammed,
  • crushed,
  • cramped,
  • clean,
  • brimming,
  • jam-packed,
  • stuffed,
  • thickset,
  • tight,
  • jammed,
  • dense,
  • Mobbed,
  • teeming,
  • compact,
  • loaded,
  • populous,
  • packed,
  • brimful,
  • huddled,
  • chock-full,
  • close,
  • overflowing,
  • awash,
  • thick,
  • sold out,
  • SRO.
  •disgusted (adjective)
  • outraged,
  • overwrought,
  • sick,
  • Repulsed,
  • Abhorred,
  • weary,
  • fastidious,
  • tired,
  • Scandalized,
  • nauseous,
  • queasy,
  • turned off,
  • displeased,
  • appalled,
  • Revolted,
  • nauseated,
  • unhappy,
  • squeamish,
  • Repelled.
  •exorbitant (adjective)
  • extreme,
  • high,
  • inordinate,
  • undue,
  • stiff,
  • steep,
  • exacting,
  • overmuch,
  • highway robbery,
  • extortionate,
  • immoderate,
  • over one's head,
  • enormous,
  • dear,
  • wasteful,
  • expensive,
  • preposterous,
  • outrageous,
  • unconscionable.
  •full (adjective)
  • gorged,
  • glutted,
  • satiate.
  •jaded (adjective)
  • worn down,
  • fatigued,
  • done it all,
  • worn-down,
  • spent,
  • worn,
  • been around,
  • fagged,
  • mellow,
  • wearied,
  • cool,
  • wornout,
  • worn-out,
  • blah,
  • dulled,
  • tired-out.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • replete,
  • sardined,
  • too great,
  • enough already,
  • really into,
  • towering,
  • involved,
  • thronged,
  • sick and tired of,
  • enough,
  • crowded,
  • massed,
  • Absonant,
  • sick of,
  • wall to wall,
  • fit to bust,
  • unrightful,
  • costing an arm and a leg,
  • lousy with,
  • wall-to-wall,
  • deep in thought,
  • full up,
  • full,
  • unwarrantable,
  • preoccupied,
  • filled to the rafters,
  • pricey,
  • disgusted,
  • stiff with,
  • elbow-to-elbow,
  • swarming,
  • wrapped up,
  • exorbitant,
  • had bellyful,
  • sick and tired,
  • had enough,
  • mob scene,
  • over head,
  • out of sight,
  • bellyful,
  • over-wrought,
  • jaded,
  • too-too,
  • unreasonable,
  • up here,
  • fed up,
  • unwarranted,
  • sated,
  • teed off,
  • up to the hilt,
  • full house,
  • all right already,
  • grossed out,
  • Unreasoned,
  • absorbed,
  • overboard,
  • had it,
  • standing room only,
  • satiated,
  • topped off.
  •unreasonable (adjective)
  • peremptory,
  • out of bounds,
  • unfair,
  • posh,
  • unlawful,
  • unjust,
  • way out,
  • far-out,
  • unjustifiable,
  • excessive,
  • intemperate,
  • arbitrary,
  • illegitimate,
  • too much,
  • uncalled-for,
  • senseless,
  • wrongful,
  • improper.
  •unreasoned (adjective)
  • irrational,
  • illogical.

• n.

  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • surfeit.
  •surfeit (noun)
  • over-fullness,
  • over-abundance,
  • plethora,
  • profusion,
  • remainder,
  • satisfaction,
  • saturation,
  • overplus,
  • overkill,
  • overflow,
  • superfluity,
  • glut,
  • Overfullness,
  • overindulgence,
  • plenitude,
  • surplus,
  • repletion,
  • overabundance,
  • satiety,
  • over-indulgence,
  • bellyfuls,
  • superabundance.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • up to the ears.
  •Other relevant words:
  • yea-high.

Antonyms for Up to here:

• adj.

  • absorbed
    distracted, disinterested, unoccupied, indifferent, uninterested, bored, disenthralled, existing.
  • crowded
    loose, empty, deserted, imprecise, unfilled, uncrowded, uncongested.
  • disgusted
    fresh, delighted, activated, desirous, pleased, happy, Attracted.
  • enough
    unsuitable, lacking, inadequate, insufficient.
  • exorbitant
    sensible, warranted, moderate, reasonable, cheap, inexpensive, mild, low, good.
  • fed up
    overjoyed.
  • full
    void, needy, starved, hungry, unsatisfied, incomplete.
  • jaded
    unused.
  • unreasonable
    economical, just, plain, fair, practical, legal, realistic, decent, unprejudiced, authorized, justifiable, rational, ethical, right, moral, logical, pragmatic.

• n.

  • surfeit
    main, core, base, lack, need, necessity, want.