This verb means to be filled, satisfied, or sated, usually in reference to food and eating. In Acts 27:38, after Paul's shipwrecked companions 'had eaten enough' (κορεσθέντες), they lightened the ship by throwing wheat overboard. In 1 Corinthians 4:8, Paul uses it sarcastically: 'Already you have become satisfied (κεκορεσμένοι)! Already you have become rich!'—rebuking the Corinthians' presumption of having 'arrived' spiritually. The verb can apply to physical satiation (Acts) or metaphorically to spiritual self-satisfaction (1 Cor). The perfect passive participle emphasizes the completed state of being filled or satisfied.