Definition of "sold-out" [sold-out]

• Having all tickets or accommodations completely sold, especially ahead of time. (adjective)

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• "I like a nice dreamlike experience, so you can bet I was pinching myself frequently Thursday night at the Roxy on Hollywood's Sunset Strip, as a fine friend and I joined a sold-out throng in celebrating the outrageously-unlikely reunion and return of Big Audio Dynamite."
• "But as the Ipswich fans filing out of a sold-out Portman Road well before the final whistle tacitly acknowledged, the visitors did not have to be at their best."
• "The Dismemberment Plan will perform to much bigger crowds later this week: "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" on Thursday, a sold-out show at the Black Cat on Friday, and then two sold-out nights at the 9:30 Club on Saturday and Sunday."