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Definition of filling
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 filling is as below...
Filling
(n.) That which is used to fill a
cavity
or any empty
space,
or to
supply
a
deficiency;
as,
filling
for a
cavity
in a
tooth,
a
depression
in a
roadbed,
the space
between
exterior
and
interior
walls of
masonry,
the pores of
open-grained
wood, the space
between
the outer and inner
planks
of a
vessel,
etc..
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Filling
::
Filling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Fil.
Fulfilling
::
Fulfilling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fulfil.
Mill
::
Mill (n.) An
excavation
in rock,
transverse
to the
workings,
from which
material
for
filling
is
obtained..
Injection
::
Injection
(n.) The act or
process
of
filling
vessels,
cavities,
or
tissues
with a fluid or other
substance..
Trench
::
Trench
(v. t.) To dig or
cultivate
very
deeply,
usually
by
digging
parallel
contiguous
trenches
in
succession,
filling
each from the next; as, to
trench
a
garden
for
certain
crops..
Bunt
::
Bunt (n.) A
fungus
(Ustilago
foetida)
which
affects
the ear of
cereals,
filling
the
grains
with a fetid dust; -- also
called
pepperbrand..
Repletive
::
Repletive
(a.)
Tending
to make
replete;
filling.
Mistress
::
Mistress
(n.) A woman
filling
the
place,
but
without
the
rights,
of a wife; a
concubine;
a loose woman with whom one
consorts
habitually..
Bat
::
Bat (n.) A sheet of
cotton
used for
filling
quilts
or
comfortables;
batting.
Ferrule
::
Ferrule
(n.) A
bushing
for
expanding
the end of a flue to
fasten
it
tightly
in the tube
plate,
or for
partly
filling
up its
mouth..
Cram
::
Cram (v. t.) To
press,
force,
or
drive,
particularly
in
filling,
or in
thrusting
one thing into
another;
to
stuff;
to
crowd;
to fill to
superfluity;
as, to cram
anything
into a
basket;
to cram a room with
people..
Tamper
::
Tamper
(n.) One who
tamps;
specifically,
one who
prepares
for
blasting,
by
filling
the hole in which the
charge
is
placed..
Impletion
::
Impletion
(n.) That which fills up;
filling.
Junk
::
"Junk (n.)
Pieces
of old cable or old
cordage,
used for
making
gaskets,
mats,
swabs,
etc., and when
picked
to
pieces,
forming
oakum for
filling
the seams of
ships..
Awful
::
Awful (a.)
Inspiring
awe;
filling
with
profound
reverence,
or with fear and
admiration;
fitted
to
inspire
reverential
fear;
profoundly
impressive..
Fascine
::
Fascine
(n.) A
cylindrical
bundle
of small
sticks
of wood, bound
together,
used in
raising
batteries,
filling
ditches,
strengthening
ramparts,
and
making
parapets;
also in
revetments
for river
banks,
and in mats for dams,
jetties,
etc..
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To
render
impervious,
as by
filling
or
surrounding
with
suitable
material,
or to fit or
adjust
so as to move
without
giving
passage
to air,
water,
or
steam;
as, to pack a
joint;
to pack the
piston
of a steam
engine..
Atterration
::
Atterration
(n.) The act of
filling
up with
earth,
or of
forming
land with
alluvial
earth..
Duteous
::
Duteous
(a.)
Fulfilling
duty;
dutiful;
having
the
sentiments
due to a
superior,
or to one to whom
respect
or
service
is owed;
obedient;
as, a
duteous
son or
daughter..
Fulfillment
::
Fulfillment
(n.) The act of
fulfilling;
accomplishment;
completion;
as, the
fulfillment
of
prophecy..
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