English

Detailed Synonyms for filled in English

filled:

filled adj

  1. filled
  2. filled
  3. filled
    – (usually followed by `with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with 1
    filled
    – (usually followed by `with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with 1
    • filled adj
      • theirs was a house filled with laughter1
      • a large hall filled with rows of desks1
      • fog-filled air1
  4. filled
    – (of time) taken up 1
    filled
    – (of time) taken up 1
    • filled adj
      • well-filled hours1
  5. filled
    – of purchase orders that have been filled 1
    filled
    – of purchase orders that have been filled 1

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Related Definitions for "filled":

  1. (usually followed by `with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with1
    • theirs was a house filled with laughter1
    • a large hall filled with rows of desks1
    • fog-filled air1
  2. (of time) taken up1
    • well-filled hours1
  3. of purchase orders that have been filled1

filled form of fill:

to fill verb (fills, filled, filling)

  1. to fill
    to fill up; to fill; to top up
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
    • top up verb (tops up, topped up, topping up)
  2. to fill
    to fill
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  3. to fill
    to fill up; to fill
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  4. to fill
    to fill in; to fill up; to fill
    • fill in verb (fills in, filled in, filling in)
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  5. to fill
    take up space; to fill
  6. to fill
    to fill; pump full
  7. to fill
    to fill in; to inflate; to fill
    • fill in verb (fills in, filled in, filling in)
    • inflate verb (inflates, inflated, inflating)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  8. to fill
    to satiate; to satisfy; to fill; to eat one's fill
  9. to fill
    – plug with a substance 1
    to fill
    – plug with a substance 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
      • fill a cavity1
  10. to fill
    – become full 1
    to fill; to fill up
    – become full 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
      • The pool slowly filled with water1
      • The theater filled up slowly1
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
  11. to fill
    – make full, also in a metaphorical sense 1
    to fill; to fill up; make full
    – make full, also in a metaphorical sense 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
      • fill a container1
      • fill the child with pride1
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
    • make full verb
  12. to fill
    – fill or meet a want or need 1
    to meet; fulfil; to satisfy; to fill; fulfill
    – fill or meet a want or need 1
    • meet verb (meets, met, meeting)
    • fulfil verb, British
    • satisfy verb (satisfies, satisfied, satisfying)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
    • fulfill verb, American
  13. to fill
    – fill to satisfaction 1
    to fill; to satiate; sate; replete
    – fill to satisfaction 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
    • satiate verb (satiates, satiated, satiating)
    • sate verb
      • I am sated1
    • replete verb
  14. to fill
    – eat until one is sated 1
    to fill; to fill up
    – eat until one is sated 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
      • He filled up on turkey1
    • fill up verb (fills up, filled up, filling up)
  15. to fill
    – appoint someone to (a position or a job) 1
    to fill
    – appoint someone to (a position or a job) 1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  16. to fill
    – assume, as of positions or roles 1
    to take; to occupy; to fill
    – assume, as of positions or roles 1
    • take verb (takes, took, taking)
      • She took the job as director of development1
    • occupy verb (occupies, occupied, occupying)
      • he occupies the position of manager1
      • the young prince will soon occupy the throne1
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
  17. to fill
    – occupy the whole of 1
    to occupy; to fill
    – occupy the whole of 1
    • occupy verb (occupies, occupied, occupying)
    • fill verb (fills, filled, filling)
      • The liquid fills the container1

Conjugations for fill:

present
  1. fill
  2. fill
  3. fills
  4. fill
  5. fill
  6. fill
simple past
  1. filled
  2. filled
  3. filled
  4. filled
  5. filled
  6. filled
present perfect
  1. have filled
  2. have filled
  3. has filled
  4. have filled
  5. have filled
  6. have filled
past continuous
  1. was filling
  2. were filling
  3. was filling
  4. were filling
  5. were filling
  6. were filling
future
  1. shall fill
  2. will fill
  3. will fill
  4. shall fill
  5. will fill
  6. will fill
continuous present
  1. am filling
  2. are filling
  3. is filling
  4. are filling
  5. are filling
  6. are filling
subjunctive
  1. be filled
  2. be filled
  3. be filled
  4. be filled
  5. be filled
  6. be filled
diverse
  1. fill!
  2. let's fill!
  3. filled
  4. filling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

fill [the ~] noun

  1. the fill
    – a quantity sufficient to satisfy 1
    the fill
    – a quantity sufficient to satisfy 1
    • fill [the ~] noun
      • he ate his fill of potatoes1
      • she had heard her fill of gossip1
  2. the fill
    – any material that fills a space or container 1
    the fill; the filling
    – any material that fills a space or container 1
    • fill [the ~] noun
      • there was not enough fill for the trench1
    • filling [the ~] noun
  3. the fill
    – In computer graphics, the colored or patterned "paint" inside an enclosed figure, such as a circle. The portion of the shape that can be colored or patterned is the fill area. Drawing programs commonly offer tools for creating filled or nonfilled shapes; the user can specify color or pattern. 2
    the fill
    – In computer graphics, the colored or patterned "paint" inside an enclosed figure, such as a circle. The portion of the shape that can be colored or patterned is the fill area. Drawing programs commonly offer tools for creating filled or nonfilled shapes; the user can specify color or pattern. 2

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Related Definitions for "fill":

  1. a quantity sufficient to satisfy1
    • he ate his fill of potatoes1
    • she had heard her fill of gossip1
  2. any material that fills a space or container1
    • there was not enough fill for the trench1
  3. plug with a substance1
    • fill a cavity1
  4. become full1
    • The pool slowly filled with water1
    • The theater filled up slowly1
  5. make full, also in a metaphorical sense1
    • fill a container1
    • fill the child with pride1
  6. fill or meet a want or need1
  7. fill to satisfaction1
  8. eat until one is sated1
    • He filled up on turkey1
  9. appoint someone to (a position or a job)1
  10. assume, as of positions or roles1
  11. occupy the whole of1
    • The liquid fills the container1
  12. In computer graphics, the colored or patterned "paint" inside an enclosed figure, such as a circle. The portion of the shape that can be colored or patterned is the fill area. Drawing programs commonly offer tools for creating filled or nonfilled shapes; the user can specify color or pattern.2

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