Meaning & Definition of Fill in English
English⟶
Fill
/fɪl/
noun
1. A quantity sufficient to satisfy
- "He ate his fill of potatoes"
- "She had heard her fill of gossip"
synonym:
- fill
2. Any material that fills a space or container
- "There was not enough fill for the trench"
synonym:
- filling,
- fill
verb
1. Make full, also in a metaphorical sense
- "Fill a container"
- "Fill the child with pride"
synonym:
- fill,
- fill up,
- make full
2. Become full
- "The pool slowly filled with water"
- "The theater filled up slowly"
synonym:
- fill,
- fill up
3. Occupy the whole of
- "The liquid fills the container"
synonym:
- occupy,
- fill
4. 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"
synonym:
- fill,
- take,
- occupy
5. Fill or meet a want or need
synonym:
- meet,
- satisfy,
- fill,
- fulfill,
- fulfil
6. Appoint someone to (a position or a job)
synonym:
- fill
7. Eat until one is sated
- "He filled up on turkey"
synonym:
- fill up,
- fill
8. Fill to satisfaction
- "I am sated"
synonym:
- satiate,
- sate,
- replete,
- fill
9. Plug with a substance
- "Fill a cavity"
synonym:
- fill
Examples of using
Please fill in this form.
I fill my pockets with candy when I go to see the kids.
Please fill the bath half full.