filling
- noun
- /ˈfɪlɪŋ/
- You're just looking at filling in those blank areas.
Examples
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One picture after another filling up the pages.
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And then as we were packing, we were filling that box even more.
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And then you see this small dot barely filling a few pixels.
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Spread with peanut butter or stuff with your favorite sandwich fillings and plenty of sliced veggies for a one-handed recovery meal.
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Once pureed, most legumes can be snuck into anything from dips to spreads to sauces to desserts to fillings.
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The workers spent the whole day filling the new warehouse with boxes and equipment.
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She enjoyed filling the vase with fresh flowers from her garden every week.
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After the heavy rain, the puddles began filling the streets and sidewalks with water.
Synonyms
Material that fills a gap in buildings or the ground
Material used to fill a hole or trench after work is done
Filling a hole or trench with soil to make the ground level
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Etymology
Filling comes from the old English fill, meaning 'to make full', and it is used for the action of making something full, like the 'filling' of a form or the filling of a pool; that's why a filling can mean the process of filling.