Words with a similar base: fill, fill_up, filling, fulfill

'fill'
[fill.n.01] as in: a quantity sufficient to satisfy


Examples:
he ate his fill of potatoes
she had heard her fill of gossip



'fill'
[filling.n.01] as in: any material that fills a space or container


Examples:
there was not enough fill for the trench



'fill'
[fill.v.01] as in: make full, also in a metaphorical sense


Examples:
fill a container
fill the child with pride



'fill'
[fill.v.02] as in: become full


Examples:
The pool slowly filled with water
The theater filled up slowly



'fill'
[occupy.v.03] as in: occupy the whole of


Examples:
The liquid fills the container



'fill'
[fill.v.04] as in: assume, as of positions or roles


Examples:
She took the job as director of development
he occupies the position of manager
the young prince will soon occupy the throne



'fill'
[meet.v.04] as in: fill or meet a want or need



'fill'
[fill.v.06] as in: appoint someone to (a position or a job)


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'fill'
[fill_up.v.04] as in: eat until one is sated


Examples:
He filled up on turkey


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'fill'
[satiate.v.01] as in: fill to satisfaction


Examples:
I am sated



'fill'
[fill.v.09] as in: plug with a substance


Examples:
fill a cavity



					

fill (English)
├── fillen (Middle English (1100-1500))
└── fyllu (Old English (ca. 450-1100))


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