v. to put in and occupy the whole of; n. a quantity sufficient to satisfy
Nan ate her fill of pizza.
Nan ate her fill of pizza.
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She stopped at the full-service gas station to fill gas. Spelled with a hyphen.
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The scanty meal did not fill me up.
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Why did Nathan's father fill the cabin with smoke in the summer?
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What does a paver fill in?
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With what musical instrument did Billy play and fill Janet's room?
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Why did they fill up the pot with water from the sink?
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Please fill the basin with water. OR The basin of the Nile flooded.
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According to the poem, what do I do when autumn skies fill up with rain?
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What does the boy fill his notebook with?
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Which of the following is NOT a way to fill someone else's bucket?
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What did Bert fill up for Dog?
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It took a kilolitre of water to fill the pool. British spelling.
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She is an understudy and can fill in at the last minute.
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What did the pigs fill the cannon with?
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make full; load; pack; plenty
empty
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fill
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