Fill — synonyms, fill antonyms, definition

1. fill (Verb)

accompany add to answer appease appoint assuage attend balloon belly block burden busy charge choke choose clog close cloy complete comply with • • • empty

fill (Verb) — Make full, also in a metaphorical sense. ex. "fill a container" ex. "fill the child with pride" ex. "fill up a container"

fill (Verb) — Become full. ex. "The pool slowly filled with water" ex. "The theatre filled up slowly"

fill (Verb) — Take up all the available space. ex. "The liquid fills the container"

fill (Verb) — Assume, as of positions or roles. ex. "She filled the job as director of development"

fill (Verb) — Obtain something that is wanted or needed.

fill (Verb) — Appoint someone to (a position or a job).

fill (Verb) — Eat until one is sated. ex. "He filled up on turkey"

fill (Verb) — Fill to satisfaction. ex. "I am filled"

fill (Verb) — Plug with a substance. ex. "fill a cavity"

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2. fill (Noun)

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fill (Noun) — A quantity sufficient to satisfy. ex. "he ate his fill of potatoes" ex. "she had heard her fill of gossip"

fill (Noun) — Any material that fills a space or container. ex. "there was not enough fill for the trench"

enough material nuff stuff sufficiency cement