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Definition of fill
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Fill (n.) One of the
thills
or
shafts
of a
carriage.
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Underfilling
::
Underfilling
(n.) The
filling
below or
beneath;
the under part of a
building.
Gabion
::
Gabion
(n.) An
openwork
frame,
as of
poles,
filled
with
stones
and sunk, to
assist
in
forming
a bar dyke, etc., as in
harbor
improvement..
Unbind
::
Unbind
(v. t.) To
remove
a band from; to set free from
shackles
or
fastenings;
to
unite;
to
unfasten;
to
loose;
as,
unbind
your
fillets;
to
unbind
a
prisoner's
arms; to
unbind
a
load..
Bumper
::
Bumper
(n.) A cup or glass
filled
to the brim, or till the
liquor
runs over,
particularly
in
drinking
a
health
or
toast..
Wet
::
Wet (v. t.) To fill or
moisten
with water or other
liquid;
to
sprinkle;
to cause to have water or other fluid
adherent
to the
surface;
to dip or soak in a
liquid;
as, to wet a
sponge;
to wet the
hands;
to wet
cloth..
Alarm
::
Alarm (v. t.) To
surprise
with
apprehension
of
danger;
to fill with
anxiety
in
regard
to
threatening
evil; to
excite
with
sudden
fear.
Whimsey
::
Whimsey
(v. t.) To fill with
whimseys,
or
whims;
to make
fantastic;
to
craze..
Light
::
Light (n.) To give light to; to
illuminate;
to fill with
light;
to
spread
over with
light;
-- often with up.
Spread
::
Spread
(v. t.) To
extend
so as to cover
something;
to
extend
to a great or
grater
extent
in every
direction;
to cause to fill or cover a wide or wider
space.
Caisson
::
Caisson
(n.) A chest
filled
with
explosive
materials,
to be laid in the way of an enemy and
exploded
on his
approach..
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..
Star
::
Star (n.)
Specifically,
a
radiated
mark in
writing
or
printing;
an
asterisk
[thus,
*]; -- used as a
reference
to a note, or to fill a blank where
something
is
omitted,
etc..
Flooding
::
Flooding
(n.) The
filling
or
covering
with water or other
fluid;
overflow;
inundation;
the
filling
anything
to
excess.
Fillister
::
Fillister
(n.) A plane for
making
a
rabbet.
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) A
bandage;
a
fillet;
properly,
a long and broad
bandage
used in
surgery..
Awfully
::
Awfully
(adv.)
In an awful
manner;
in a
manner
to fill with
terror
or awe;
fearfully;
reverently.
Fill
::
Fill (a.) To press and
dilate,
as a sail; as, the wind
filled
the
sails..
Fillies
::
Fillies
(pl. ) of Fill.
Atterration
::
Atterration
(n.) The act of
filling
up with
earth,
or of
forming
land with
alluvial
earth..
Wineglassful
::
Wineglassful
() As much as a
wineglass
will hold;
enough
to fill a
wineglass.
It is
usually
reckoned
at two fluid
ounces,
or four
tablespoonfuls..
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