filled

Phonetic Respelling: [ fil ]

Definition:

v. to put in and occupy the whole of

Sentence:

I filled the pigs bowl with feed last night.

More example sentences:

I filled the pigs bowl with feed last night.

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What are Derek's notebooks filled with?

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The note was filled with hokum.

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How did Andy know that the bowl of "eyeballs" was really filled with grapes?

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On the mountain, what filled the sky?

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What was behind Jacob as he filled his flat tire?

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The joyousness of all the children filled the room.

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The clouds closed and the rider was not there. What was the sky filled with?

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Our class is filled with kids of many nationalities.

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Who filled in for the famous tenor and his understudy when they could not perform?

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What was Piney Point filled with?

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The report is filled with extraneous details that can be ignored.

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What did Huggly think of the tub filled with water?

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What is not a description of how the dragon filled the house?

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Why was the house filled with smoke?

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Synonyms:

make full; load; pack

Antonyms:

empty

Filled rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bild
  • billed
  • build
  • childe
  • chilled
  • drilled
  • gild
  • grilled
  • guild
  • hild
  • hilde
  • killed
  • milled
  • skilled
  • spilde
  • spilled
  • stilled
  • thrilled
  • tilled
  • willed
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • distilled
  • fulinstilled
  • rebuild
  • reununskilled
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • unful