Meaning & Definition of word "Filled"

Filled

/fɪld/

1. to make something full by putting something into it.
- Example: She filled the jar with marbles.
2. to occupy or take up space or time.
- Example: His days were filled with meetings and deadlines.
3. to complete a requirement, order, or request.
- Example: The pharmacist filled the prescription promptly.

1. containing the maximum amount, fully progressed or completed.
- Example: The filled glass was precariously perched on the edge of the table.
2. having been made full or full to capacity.
- Example: The filled balloon floated away into the sky.

Middle English, from Old English fyllan, from full

filled to the brim:

Completely full, often to the point of overflowing.

filled with joy:

Experiencing a great amount of happiness.

filled up:

Having no space left; completed.

fill:

To put something into a space until it is full.

full:

Containing as much as possible; not empty.

filling:

The act of making something full.

Meaning: Totally satisfied or fulfilled.

Example Sentence: After that meal, I am so filled.

Meaning: Intoxicated or under the influence.

Example Sentence: He was filled after just a couple of drinks.