Fill
//fɪl//
Word Type
Verb
Noun
Proper Noun
The word "fill" can be used as verb, noun and proper noun.
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February fill-dike autofill back and fill backfill backfill clean fill drum fill eat one's fill eye-filling fiberfill fibrefill fill and flee fill and fly fill away fill dirt fill in fill in the blank fill line fill music fill one's boots fill one's face fill one's hand fill one's pants fill or kill fill out fill site fill someone's boots fill someone's shoes fill the bill fill up fill-dike fill-dyke fillable filler fillgap filling filling gas filling station fillrate fillup forthfill fulfil fulfill gap fill get one's fill have one's fill in-fill infill lakefill landfill linefill loosefill microfill misfill one's fill overfill polyfill prefill refill rockfill script fill slack fill underfill unfill upfill valley fill
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action action full add all attention break brim bucket buying buying gas car carriage cavity complete complete form completion construction container containers contents dental embankment empty enter female fill soil fill up filling form full full up fully gas gas car gas station gas tank gas tanks hollow in tooth install into listener load load up make make full making making full melody obey occupy of full office order overflow pack passage phrase populating position pour pour in pour into pour up pouring pouring in put put in putting putting in railroad ravine replenish request requirement rhythmic riff sate satisfy sexual intercourse shaft silver sound station sufficient take up tank tanks thill tooth top top up topping topping up trim up water yard
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