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Definition of fill
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fill is as below...
Fill (a.) To press and
dilate,
as a sail; as, the wind
filled
the
sails..
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Amphoric
::
Amphoric
(a.)
Produced
by, or
indicating,
a
cavity
in the
lungs,
not
filled,
and
giving
a sound like that
produced
by
blowing
into an empty
decanter;
as,
amphoric
respiration
or
resonance..
Septarium
::
Septarium
(n.) A
flattened
concretionary
nodule,
usually
of
limestone,
intersected
within
by
cracks
which are often
filled
with
calcite,
barite,
or other
minerals..
Pigmented
::
Pigmented
(a.)
Colored;
specifically
(Biol.),
filled
or
imbued
with
pigment;
as,
pigmented
epithelial
cells;
pigmented
granules..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) Act of
removing,
or
getting
rid of, an
obligation,
liability,
etc.;
fulfillment,
as by the
payment
of a debt, or the
performance
of a trust or
duty..
Fuse
::
Fuse (n.) A tube or
casing
filled
with
combustible
matter,
by means of which a
charge
of
powder
is
ignited,
as in
blasting;
--
called
also
fuzee.
See
Fuze..
Balloon
::
Balloon
(n.) A bag made of silk or other light
material,
and
filled
with
hydrogen
gas or
heated
air, so as to rise and float in the
atmosphere;
especially,
one with a car
attached
for
aerial
navigation..
Dismay
::
Dismay
(v. i.) To take
dismay
or
fright;
to be
filled
with
dismay.
Plump
::
Plump (v. t.) To make
plump;
to fill (out) or
support;
-- often with up.
Nonobservance
::
Nonobservance
(n.)
Neglect
or
failure
to
observe
or
fulfill.
Romanize
::
Romanize
(v. t.) To
Latinize;
to fill with Latin words or
idioms.
Swarded
::
Sward (n.) The
grassy
surface
of land; that part of the soil which is
filled
with the roots of
grass;
turf.
Fill
::
Fill (v. i.) To
become
full; to have the whole
capacity
occupied;
to have an
abundant
supply;
to be
satiated;
as, corn fills well in a warm
season;
the sail fills with the
wind..
Annulet
::
Annulet
(n.) A
small,
flat
fillet,
encircling
a
column,
etc., used by
itself,
or with other
moldings.
It is used,
several
times
repeated,
under the Doric
capital..
Fillister
::
Fillister
(n.) A plane for
making
a
rabbet.
Overfill
::
overfill
(v. t.) To fill to
excess;
to
surcharge.
Badigeon
::
Badigeon
(n.) A
cement
or paste (as of
plaster
and
freestone,
or of
sawdust
and glue or lime) used by
sculptors,
builders,
and
workers
in wood or
stone,
to fill
holes,
cover
defects,
or
finish
a
surface..
Gybe
::
Gybe (v. t. & i.) To shift from one side of a
vessel
to the
other;
-- said of the boom of a
fore-and-aft
sail when the
vessel
is
steered
off the wind until the sail fills on the
opposite
side.
Cresset
::
Cresset
(n.) An open frame or
basket
of iron,
filled
with
combustible
material,
to be
burned
as a
beacon;
an open lamp or
firrepan
carried
on a pole in
nocturnal
processions..
Oppleted
::
Oppleted
(a.)
Filled;
crowded.
Earcockle
::
Earcockle
(n.) A
disease
in
wheat,
in which the
blackened
and
contracted
grain,
or ear, is
filled
with
minute
worms..
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