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Filling

or any empty space or to supply a deficiency as filling for a cavity in a tooth a depression in a

much or as many as is possible or normal as filled to overflowing opposite of empty

person ascertained as a member of a class or as filling a particular character see osborn s concise law dictionary 4th

a bucket filled with a substance or the quantity which would fill a

that which fills up or completes the quantity or number required to fill

thrusting one thing into another to stuff to crowd to fill to superfluity as to cram anything into a basket to

filling up hence added merely for the purpose of filling up superfluous

stuff with forcemeat hence to fill with mingled ingredients to fill full to stuff

one who or that which fills something used for filling

or covering with water or other fluid overflow inundation the filling anything to excess

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