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fill

verb

/fɪl/

Meaning

to make or become full; to put something into a container until it is full

To make something full; occupy completely.

Please fill the glass with water.

She filled the glass with water.

fill the gap

stuff, pack, load, complete, occupy, replenish, supply

Entry 1

stuff, pack, load, complete

Entry 2

load, occupy, replenish, stuff, supply

empty, drain, vacate, clear

Entry 1

empty, drain, vacate, clear

Entry 2

empty, drain, vacate

fill out, fill in, fill up, fill with, fill a form, fill the room, fill the tank, fill the position

Entry 1

fill out, fill in, fill up, fill with

Entry 2

fill a form, fill the room, fill the tank, fill the position

to plan or devise cleverly or skillfully

to boast or brag about something, especially in an excessive way

to hit with the foot; to strike forcefully

Taking part in an activity or event.

To criticize harshly or to beat severely.

To disappear gradually; to fade away.