opposite of clear out

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Hi, Is there any phrase verb to say somewhere gets crowded?
 
Hi. Is there any a phrase phrasal verb I can use to say express that somewhere gets crowded?
Are you looking for a way of describing somewhere that habitually gets crowded (the use of the simple present in your post suggests a habitual action) or a one-off incident of crowding? Please give us a full sentence in which you would like to put the phrasal verb you're looking for.
 
Hi. I would like to put the phrasal verb in the setence "The gym is getting crowded", a one-off incident.
 
It was congested.

They were packed in like sardines.
 
Hi. I would like to put the phrasal verb in the sentence "The gym is getting crowded", a one-off incident.
If the gym is in the process of getting crowded (i.e. there are quite a lot of people already and it looks like there will be more coming in, you could use:

The gym is filling up.
 
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