fills in English

noun

1

an amount of something that is as much as one wants or can bear.

we have eaten our fill

2

an amount of something that will occupy all the space in a container.

7.48 A.M. I drop my brother off at Newlands Cross and get a fill of petrol in the station there.

verb

1

put someone or something into (a space or container) so that it is completely or almost completely full.

I filled up the bottle with water

synonyms: make full, fill up, fill to the brim, top up, charge, crowd into, throng, pack (into), occupy, squeeze into, cram (into), overcrowd, overfill, stock, pack, load, supply, replenish, restock, refill, block up, stop (up), plug, seal, caulk

noun

filling

verb

make full, crowd into, stock, block up, pervade, occupy, carry out, satiate, take, fulfill, fill up
make full, fill up, fill to the brim, top up, charge
crowd into, throng, pack (into), occupy, squeeze into, cram (into), overcrowd, overfill
stock, pack, load, supply, replenish, restock, refill
block up, stop (up), plug, seal, caulk
pervade, permeate, suffuse, be diffused through, penetrate, infuse, perfuse
occupy, hold, take up, hold down
carry out, complete, fulfill, execute, discharge
satiate, sate, replete
take, occupy
fulfill, meet, satisfy
occupy
fill up, make full
fill up

Use "fills" in a sentence

1. SUSPENSE fills the air.

2. ‘A MOUNTAIN FILLS THE EARTH’

3. He fills the post satisfactorily.

4. Gradually, the room fills up.

5. Their army fills the whole horizon.

6. ‘It fills time,’ some may say.

7. The call fills me with apprehension.

8. A dentist fills decayed teeth.

9. The idea fills me with disgust.

10. His alien smell fills my nose.

11. Luckily, Colossal still fills the bill.

12. 18 A dentist fills decayed teeth.

13. He fills in a sketch with shadow.

14. Bible truth fills me with a positive outlook.”

15. Light music fills my heart with serene joyfulness.

16. Holy Trap!! Beats Bleeps Fills and Builds

17. Secondly, it fills out the historical record.

18. Love fills and sustains; lust cannot be satisfied.

19. The cistern is empty but soon fills again.

20. This book fills a major gap in lexicography.

21. It fills all space, penetrating and permeating everything.

22. The thought of flying fills me with panic.

23. White stuccowork of curlicue fills the blank spaces.

24. JEHOVAH fills the hearts of his people with joy.

25. Junk mail fills your mailbox and makes it messy.

26. Take time to talk basics . Air fills . Chronograph. Squeegee.

27. Her handling of the crisis fills me with admiration.

28. 6 Northeast ice storm darkens homes, fills shelters.

29. It fills with water when you open the door!

30. Then the stench of burning bodies fills the room.

31. The author fills this real town with fictitious characters.

32. Boatload definition is - a load that fills a boat

33. Most earthfills and earth Backfills are designed as homogeneous fills

34. The colon, or large intestine, distends and fills with gas.

35. What did Ezekiel see that fills us with awe?

36. He fills our hearts with food and good cheer.

37. The thought of eating meat fills me with repugnance.

38. The prospect of growing old fills me with dread.

39. She fills up with petrol on the ring road.

40. As a DJ, John Leese admirably fills the bill.

41. The mere thought of flying fills me with panic.

42. Our sorrow fills my verse with hot blood gorged.

43. As a sprightly comedy this show fills the bill.

44. It fills many with concern, anxiety, and even dread.

45. Prometheus's kindling material fills the air in here recovers.

46. Adornments is a resource that fills the luxury acces need

47. Your father fills a ship with beasts while children drown.

48. Gardening? whether backyard or balcony? fills a heretofore unmet need.

49. Cytoplasm - Filling Fluid Cytoplasm is the fluid that fills a cell

50. Music fills the infinite between two souls. Rabindranath Tagore