Fill - Law Dictionary Search Results
Expletory
Serving to fill up expletive superfluous as an expletory word
Overinform
To inform fill or animate excessively
Efflate
To fill with breath to puff up
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Farctate
Stuffed filled solid as a farctate leaf stem or pericarp opposed to tubular or hollow
Fantasied
Filled with fancies or imaginations
Eyeful
Filling or satisfying the eye visible remarkable
entranced
filled with wonder and delight
Enthusiastic
Filled with enthusiasm characterized by enthusiasm zealous as an enthusiastic lover of art
enraged
filled with or indicating extreme anger as an enraged bull
Desireful
Filled with desire eager
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