fill

Nouns

  • (n) a quantity sufficient to satisfy
    • he ate his fill of potatoes
    • she had heard her fill of gossip
  • (n) any material that fills a space or container
    • there was not enough fill for the trench
    filling,

Verbs

  • (v) make full, also in a metaphorical sense
    • fill a container
    • fill the child with pride
    fill up, make full,
  • (v) become full
    • The pool slowly filled with water
    • The theater filled up slowly
    fill up,
  • (v) occupy the whole of
    • The liquid fills the container
    occupy,
  • (v) assume, as of positions or roles
    • She took the job as director of development
    • he occupies the position of manager
    • the young prince will soon occupy the throne
    occupy, take,
  • (v) fill or meet a want or need fulfil, fulfill, satisfy, meet,
  • (v) appoint someone to (a position or a job)
  • (v) eat until one is sated
    • He filled up on turkey
    fill up,
  • (v) fill to satisfaction
    • I am sated
    replete, sate, satiate,
  • (v) plug with a substance
    • fill a cavity

Synonyms

fill up make full filling occupy take fulfil fulfill satisfy meet replete sate satiate

Antonyms

empty discharge

See also

fill in shade fat fatten fatten out fatten up flesh out plump out plump fill out

Words of close approximity

file film fils
fib fig fin fir fit fix
fiat FICA fice fief fife FIFO Fiji file film fils find fine fink Finn fire firm FISA F.I.S.C. fisc fish fist five fizz
fill again fillagree fille filled fille de chambre filler fillet fillet of sole fill in fill-in filling filling station fillip Fillmore fill out fill the bill fill up filly